campbell@Thalatta.COM (Bill Campbell) (05/30/90)
I have compiled smail on the Tandy 6000 using the 3.2 development system in hopes that I can use a limited paths file and refer domain address to my 386 machine for full path munging. The problems are: 1. With a limited /usr/lib/paths file, smail -A name@domain doesn't result in a call to the smart-host in the paths file. 2. Any calls other then ``smail -A path'' result in core dumps. Anybody got any suggestions? Thanks. -- ....microsoft--\ Bill Campbell; Celestial Software ...uw-entropy----!thebes!camco!bill 6641 East Mercer Way ....fluke------/ Mercer Island, Wa 98040 ....hplsla----/ (206) 232-4164
chip@tct.uucp (Chip Salzenberg) (05/31/90)
According to campbell@Thalatta.COM (Bill Campbell):
>I have compiled smail on the Tandy 6000 [...]
The Tandy is apparently running Xenix. Therefore, the core dumping
problem is probably the Xenix C compiler bug. Somewhere in deliver.c
is a line like "*lend = *rend = *send = '\0';". Change that line to
something like "*lend = '\0'; *rend = '\0'; *send = '\0';".
As for smart-host, well, that's probably a Smail configuration issue.
Check the Smail documentation.
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