pp@RUFSUNB.FFM.FGAN.DE (05/13/91)
Hello all,
in the PP documentation volume1, page 3, it is "strongly
recommended" to use the Rand MH user agent with PP.
I wanted to use MH to handle PP X.400 messages, but I
didn't find any hint in the MH documentation how to do
this. All I could find was about 822-style messages.
Is it impossible, what I want, or is there anybody out there,
who managed to use MH with PP X.400 messages ?
Please let me know.
Thanks
Hardyziegast@eng.umd.edu (Eric Ziegast) (05/14/91)
pp@rufsunb.ffm.fgan.de writes: >in the PP documentation volume1, page 3, it is "strongly >recommended" to use the Rand MH user agent with PP. > >I wanted to use MH to handle PP X.400 messages, but I >didn't find any hint in the MH documentation how to do >this. All I could find was about 822-style messages. >Is it impossible, what I want, or is there anybody out there, >who managed to use MH with PP X.400 messages ? >Please let me know. In the words of a famous clown: "Homey don't play that." (Translated, MH doesn't do X.400) MH is an RFC 822 based mailer. PP is supposed to have it's own implementation for X.400/500 delivery. Perhaps one year someone will take some time to build X.400 into MH, but for now I don't see any conceivable way of using MH for X.400 delivery. But the front-end interface is very attractive given that you compile it with VERYDUMB and use. I once read that behemoth of documentation and they were rather vague about MH and 822 delivery. I do believe, though, that they gave a sample configuration entry for mh. I forgot where or for what because I've gotten rid of the docs. If someone has implemented MH on PP, how they did it would make a good section in the FAQ or perhaps it would be nice to have all of the MH-specific PP config files in the miscellaneous distribution. +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+ | Eric W. Ziegast Internet: ziegast@eng.umd.edu | | Univ. of Merryland Phonenet: Eric@[301.405.3689] | +=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+