Path: utzoo!utgpu!watserv1!watmath!att!pacbell!pacbell.com!mips!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!usc!samsung!uunet!embassy!lance From: lance@embassy.UUCP (Lance N. Antrim) Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix Subject: Re: Trouble with Xenix rmail. Message-ID: <145@embassy.UUCP> Date: 4 Jun 90 10:53:54 GMT References: <1990Jun3..23459@rdk386.uucp> Organization: American Academy of Diplomacy, Washington, DC Lines: 36 From article <1990Jun3..23459@rdk386.uucp>, by ron@rdk386.uucp (Ron Kuris): >> >>Xenix rmail can't handle multiple recipients. The site which feeds >>you needs to take the "m" out of the Flags part of their uucp mailer >>specification. This prevents their site from putting multiple >>recipients in the rmail line. The bad part of this is that you get a >>separate message for each user, which increases the connect time. > > A better solution is to get smail and install it. It handles multiple > recipients and completely replaces rmail. > -- > -- > ...!pyramid!unify!rdk386!ron -or- ...!ames!pacbell!sactoh0!siva!rdk386!ron > It's not how many mistakes you make, its how quickly you recover from them. This must be a recurring question, so if there is a reference to send me to, then please do. I want to install smail 2.5 on my Xenix 386 system. I have the sources for smail 2.5 and pathalias. I assume that I pretty much follow the instructions for installation on a System V/no sendmail system, but it there anything particular to Xenix that I should watch for? In particular, do I treat xenix execmail as if were the SysV rmail? I have been through the documentation, the nutshell guides and the xenix manuals, but now I need advice from those who gone before. You can e-mail responses and I will post a summary of the steps needed to install smail on Xenix for others. ... uunet!embassy!lance thanks -- Lance Antrim Project on Multilateral Negotiation ..!uunet!embassy!lance American Academy of Diplomacy ___________________________________________________________________________