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15 <B>Scott Seufert</B>
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19 <I>Mon Jul 17 06:34:48 PDT 2000</I>
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34 <PRE>I'm not an expert in mail transport, but don't many applications use
35 sendmail because it's easy and RFC compliant? It's seems to me that every
36 app/script I have ever seen that has any form of mail option uses sendmail
37 or has an SMTP server option. Especially since sendmail is a SMTP server.
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39 I personally would not like to see services act as an SMTP server in any
40 since of the word. The use of Sendmail is very common place, and for those
41 that do not or can not use sendmail to have an SMTP server option plus the
42 option to NOT use the mail and use the GETPASS command, should be defined in
43 the conf or an ifdef in ./configure.
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45 Scott Seufert
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52 on 7/17/00 8:54 AM, Jonathan Morton at <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">chromi at cyberspace.org</A> wrote:
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54 &gt;&gt;&gt;<i> You could do two things with this, use it to send passwords that users
55 </I>&gt;&gt;&gt;<i> forget, and take Memoserv to an entirely new level by allowing a send only
56 </I>&gt;&gt;&gt;<i> function. If someone is using sendmail, I'm pretty sure there would be
57 </I>&gt;&gt;&gt;<i> little to no code involved with shelling out to sendmail and firing off an
58 </I>&gt;&gt;&gt;<i> email. :) I'm not a programmer, but I have seen several scripts that do
59 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> it,
60 </I>&gt;&gt;&gt;<i> and it's usually as simple as issuing a sendmail command with the proper
61 </I>&gt;&gt;&gt;<i> parms.
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63 </I>&gt;&gt;<i> You're right, forwarding memos to email addresses would be very simple.
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65 </I>&gt;<i> Not everyone uses Sendmail, and the command-line interfaces of other MTAs
66 </I>&gt;<i> may be significantly different. However, sending an SMTP session down port
67 </I>&gt;<i> 25 of localhost shouldn't be any more difficult to implement, and is
68 </I>&gt;<i> guaranteed compatible with any MTA. Fetchmail uses this approach, although
69 </I>&gt;<i> it also supports piping direct into Sendmail. The only configuration
70 </I>&gt;<i> option required by the MTA in this instance is to allow relaying to any
71 </I>&gt;<i> domain from localhost. If the MTA is on another machine, it would be
72 </I>&gt;<i> helpful to allow configuration of Services to use that machine rather than
73 </I>&gt;<i> localhost, and this can be done easily once the SMTP session is implemented.
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76 </I>&gt;<i> from: Jonathan &quot;Chromatix&quot; Morton
77 </I>&gt;<i> mail: <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">chromi at cyberspace.org</A> (not for attachments)
78 </I>&gt;<i> uni-mail: <A HREF="http://www.ircservices.za.net/mailman/listinfo/ircservices">j.d.morton at lancaster.ac.uk</A>
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