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From: bossert@ssc-bee.UUCP
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Subject: DOMAIN/IX -vs- 4.2bsd
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Date: Fri, 8-Aug-86 13:11:55 EDT
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Thanks to those who responded to my mailer questions.  To summarize,
people suggested DOMAIN/IX's version of sendmail.  That makes me
real happy, as I've spent a lot of time hacking 4.2 on a vax, and am
pretty familiar with sendmail.

Our apollo's are strictly AEGIS based (at this time), however.  Given
that I can run AEGIS and DOMAIN/IX simultaneously, I have a single
question to ask about IX:  is it REALLY 4.2?  Will programs written
for vaxland/sunland drop right in?  Where are the <surprises>?

Thanks again...

John Bossert

ssc-vax!bossert@uw-beaver.arpa