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From: lipp%snomas.@sgihbtn.UUCP (Damon Lipparelli, Sierra Geophysics, Inc.)
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Subject: Re: AMS and "rn"
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Date: 4 Jun 91 18:35:04 GMT
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Hello.  Thanks for the replies concerning my message.  However, upon
further reflection, I think I need to send more information about our
configuration.

The things are set up now, we don't have an internet connection.  We dial
up to uunet.uu.net for our outside mail, and dial up to a machine called
"ole" to get our external bboard messages.  The mail from uunet (as well as
all internal mail) gets appended to a file on the user's home machine
called "/usr/spool/mail/<user_id>".  The bboard messages get parcelled out
to the directory structure described in my first post on the machine
connected to the modem.

Given all of the above, I guess my first question should have been:  Is it
possible to use the AMS under this configuration?  If not, what do we need
to change?

Thanks for any info,
-lipp
(sgihbtn!lipp@uunet.uu.net)