mike.irons@lynx.northeastern.edu (04/22/91)
From: hns@regent.e-technik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de (Henning Spruth) > 2. estdio > > What's the use of this package except making stdio faster? > > > 4. ksh problem > > I couldn't compile ksh because the linker missed vfprintf(). Are there > patches for this? I think you just answered your own #2. chris@sloth.bc.ca (Chris Brougham) wrote: > > Hello Everyone: > > Why is the Sender line being written this way: > > > From SFSS_Office@cc.sfu.ca Mon, 8 Apr 91 03:46:11 remote from sloth > Path: sloth > From: SFSS_Office@cc.sfu.ca (unknown flag) > Received: by sloth.bc.ca (UMAIL 3.3/MINIX) with UUCP; > Mon, 8 Apr 91 03:46:11 PDT > Sender: unknown flag <SFSS_Office@cc.sfu.ca@sloth.bc.ca> > Organization: sloth prince george, b.c. ^^^^^^^^^^^-->This Can't > To: sloth!chris@wimsey.bc.ca be right? > Subject: new subject > Message-Id: <910408.AA0185@sloth.bc.ca> > Date: Sun, 7 Apr 91 22:36:48 PDT I'll bet you put something like xxx@sloth.bc.ca as your domain name, didn't you? I tried .UUCP@Corwin.CCS.Northeastern.EDU for the machine in the lab since mail needed to be forwarded through corwim, then uucp'ed to minix1 for an address of irons%Minix1.UUCP@Corwin.CCS.Northeaastern.EDU. However, Wmail doesn't look to see if there is an @ in the address already and just takes irons@minix1 (not irons%minix1) and adds the domain to it. mike.irons@lynx.northeastern.edu acm118@dworkin.ccs.northeastern.edu (corwin's uucp wont work with Fred's uucp right so no others)
root@minixug.mugnet.org (MINIXUG-ONLINE System Manager) (04/25/91)
mike.irons@lynx.northeastern.edu () wrote: >> Hello Everyone: >> >> Why is the Sender line being written this way: >> >> >> From SFSS_Office@cc.sfu.ca Mon, 8 Apr 91 03:46:11 remote from sloth >> Path: sloth >> From: SFSS_Office@cc.sfu.ca (unknown flag) >> Received: by sloth.bc.ca (UMAIL 3.3/MINIX) with UUCP; >> Mon, 8 Apr 91 03:46:11 PDT >> Sender: unknown flag <SFSS_Office@cc.sfu.ca@sloth.bc.ca> >> Organization: sloth prince george, b.c. ^^^^^^^^^^^-->This Can't >> To: sloth!chris@wimsey.bc.ca be right? >> Subject: new subject >> Message-Id: <910408.AA0185@sloth.bc.ca> >> Date: Sun, 7 Apr 91 22:36:48 PDT > > I'll bet you put something like xxx@sloth.bc.ca as your domain > name, didn't you? I tried .UUCP@Corwin.CCS.Northeastern.EDU for the machine > in the lab since mail needed to be forwarded through corwim, then uucp'ed > to minix1 for an address of irons%Minix1.UUCP@Corwin.CCS.Northeaastern.EDU. > However, Wmail doesn't look to see if there is an @ in the address already > and just takes irons@minix1 (not irons%minix1) and adds the domain to it. Sort of. First, W-MAIL (jeez', why didn't I use a decent name for that?) does not do ANY such thing- it is U-MAIL (again, what a name!). Second, he is using a truly ANCIENT version of the software. I put W-MAIL 3.64 and U-MAIL 3.49D on Plains some time ago. Use that, and be surprised... Fred.