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From: chip@ateng.com (Chip Salzenberg)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.elm,comp.mail.sendmail,comp.protocols.tcp-ip,comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: UUCP and SMTP Mail Routing
Keywords: elm, smail, uucp, tcp-ip, SMTP
Message-ID: <250D4A4A.6226@ateng.com>
Date: 12 Sep 89 18:26:16 GMT
References: <301@althea.UUCP>
Organization: A T Engineering, Tampa, FL
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According to eddjp@althea.UUCP (Dewey Paciaffi):
>My problem is that I would like to have elm/smail hand mail over to the
>SMTP package when appropriate. Currently any bang or domain address mail
>goes to uux, when I use elm.

My solution to this problem is:

    1.  Use a TCP/IP implementation that has a socket library; in my
	case, it's SCO TCP/IP controlled release.
    2.  Get Smail 3.1.
    3.  Compile Smail 3 with "HAVE_BSD_NETWORKING=yes" in configuration.
    4.  Install Smail 3 as /usr/lib/sendmail.
    5.  Configure Elm to use /usr/lib/sendmail.
    6.  Let Smail 3 figure out how to deliver each message.

Of course, Smail 3 isn't generally available.  IMHO, the solution posted by
Chip Rosenthal using Deliver is the next best idea.
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