gerber@aurora.gsfc.nasa.gov (Joseph Rudolph Gerber) (06/10/91)
Hello! I am seeking a legal copy of a reasonable mail utility (NOT /bin/mail) for my Silicon Graphics Personal Iris 4D Workstation, which runs a version of At&T Unix. I have heard that Elm is a good mail utility, as is U. C. Berkley's /bsd/mail. I have also heard that these packages may not have been ported to the IRIS 4D. Does anyone know where I can get a good mailer? Ironic though it may be, please reply by e-mail to gerber@aurora.gsfc.nasa.gov. I do have a marginally functional mailer which will at least be able to recieve your message. Thanks, Joe Gerber -- later, +/-Joe
elsn4000@mailszrz.zrz.tu-berlin.de (Frank Elsner) (06/10/91)
In article <5602@dftsrv.gsfc.nasa.gov> gerber@aurora.gsfc.nasa.gov (Joseph Rudolph Gerber) writes: >I have heard that Elm is a good mail utility, as is U. C. Berkley's /bsd/mail. >I have also heard that these packages may not have been ported to the IRIS 4D. >Does anyone know where I can get a good mailer? ELM runs perfect on both of out IRIS's and on nearly 50 other machines in our LAN. The users are happy with it, as I am too, and I recommend to give it a try. ELM is available from various sites all over the world, sorry, I don't have a list handy. The actual source (ELM 2.3 PatchLevel 11) is available from ftp.zrz.tu-berlin.de [130.149.4.50] from directory ~/pub/mail/ua/elm as elm-2.3.11.tar.Z via anonymous ftp. Frank Elsner (TU Berlin, Postmaster)