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From: koblas@mips.COM (David Koblas)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.misc,comp.mail.sendmail
Subject: Something
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Date: 20 Dec 89 20:52:45 GMT
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Currently a sendmail configuration that I have running "rewrites" 
(changes from ! path to %@ path), delivers mail to its next hop.
The Internet site which recives the message and then gateways it
on to the UUCP network fails to rewrite it back into a ! path.

[ By example:
     user sends mail to: 	user@a
     rewritten to      :	user%a%b%c%d@e
     site 'e' delivers
       to UUCP site 'd':	user%a%b%c@d
     site 'c' recieves :        user%a%b@c
       and site 'c' is
       unable to parse
       a '%' path!
]

Thus my question is: since site 'e' gatewayed the mail message into
UUCP, should they not change the %@ path into a ! path?

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name : David Koblas                         domain: koblas@cs.uoregon.edu
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