jeremy@jeremy.prime.com (Jeremy Nussbaum) (01/12/90)
I would like to defer interpretation of a .uucp address and send it to a relay machine, but I may have a local connection that I really do want to do right now. What is the way to check to see if a uucp address is covered by a local connection? -- Jeremy Nussbaum (jeremy@jeremy.prime.com) Prime Computer/2 Crosby Drive MS 16-2 /Bedford, Ma. 01730 (617)275-1800 x6745 Standard Disclaimer: The opinions expressed are mine and not my employer's.
shri@ccs1.cs.umass.edu (H.Shrikumar{shri@ncst.in}) (01/13/90)
In article <JEREMY.90Jan11124738@jeremy.prime.com> jeremy@jeremy.prime.com (Jer emy Nussbaum) asks: >I would like to defer interpretation of a .uucp address and send >it to a relay machine, but I may have a local connection that I really >do want to do right now. What is the way to check to see if a uucp >address is covered by a local connection? The trick is to read in the first column of L.sys as a class using a FLlocaluucp L.sys %s line. Then at the end you can check if the system is in the class with something like R$=L.uucp!$+ $#... etc. and resolve it to a mailer. I could give you a whole line to do just this, but perhaps you might want to include this at some appropriate point in your .cf, and may want to support user%node.uucp and user@node.uucp etc. etc. So I leave it to you. -- shrikumar ( shri@ccs1.cs.umass.edu, shri@ncst.in )