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From: idc@cs.hw.ac.uk (Ian Crorie)
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Subject: Re: UK-2.1
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Date: 19 Apr 91 17:17:30 GMT
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| Martijn,
|     you don't have to go very far to get a copy :-), although I will
| admit that I've never used this version.  As far as I know it is P.D.
| but I'll rely on an answer from the authors, if they are still out
| there, before commiting myself
| -Neil.

Shame on you Neil, hinting that you still use version 1.4a; even hw.cs
have upgraded to 2.1 by now. 	 (:-)

You are free to distribute UK-sendmail Neil, as far as I know.   The
`as far as I know' bit is because when I grepped for various strings
like copyright, public, distribute etc the only relevant bits I came
up with were some copyright notices in Jem's scripts and this from
Rules.a:

##################################################################
##################################################################
#####
#####		SENDMAIL CONFIGURATION FILE  UK-2.1
#####
##### Copyright (C) November 1988, Jim Crammond, Imperial College
#####				   Jem Taylor, Glasgow University
#####
#####	This configuration file maybe be freely distributed,
#####	provided that this notice and copyright is preserved.
#####	This software is provided as is without any warranty.
#####
##################################################################


which I suppose could be taken to refer to configuration files 
produced by the package rather than the package itself.   But really,
this isn't the intention.


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