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From: cyrill@scicom.UUCP
Newsgroups: news.config,news.software.b,news.sysadmin
Subject: Re: Mailing from rn
Message-ID: <1283@scicom.alphacdc.com>
Date: Mon, 9-Nov-87 13:29:57 EST
Article-I.D.: scicom.1283
Posted: Mon Nov  9 13:29:57 1987
Date-Received: Thu, 12-Nov-87 03:07:42 EST
References: <401@ssbn.UUCP>
Reply-To: cyrill@scicom.UUCP (Cyro Lord)
Organization: Alpha Communications Development Corp.
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Keywords: rn mail
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In article <401@ssbn.UUCP> bill@ssbn.UUCP (Bill Kennedy) writes:
>The smail router is quite capable of shortening the incredibly long paths
>......
>mailer of your preference as -DMAILER=my_mailer.  If you do define it as
>arguments.  If, however, you change line 220 in recmail.c from
>     execlp(mailer,mailer,recip,(char *)0);   to read
>     execlp("/bin/smail","smail","-R",recip,(char *)0);
>it will force smail to re-route mail replies out of rn.  I'm sure there is
As I remember, you don't have to use /bin/smail -R but, can use /bin/rmail
the other link to 'smail' as the -DMAILER=my_mailer and it will reroute.
That's how we have it here, sending mail from 'rn' to /usr/lib/news/recmail|
/bin/rmail and it works! So, this is a second way to reroute from 'rn'.


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