Newsgroups: dec.mail.software
From: Paul A Vixie <vixie>
Subject: new mail11 software available on JOVE::/wrltools or jove:~ftp/wrltools
Message-ID: <9109222358.AA11790@cognition.pa.dec.com>
Organization: DEC Western Research Lab
Date: Sun, 22 Sep 91 16:58:06 -0700

[...]

note that the daemon is a drop-in replacement; you can run it even
if you aren't running my sendmail or sendmail.cf file.  just put it
in /usr/etc/utk-mail11d or wherever, and use ncp more or less as:

	# ncp
	ncp> def obj mail11 file /usr/etc/utk-mail11d
	ncp> set obj mail11 all
	ncp> ^D

the client on the other hand is not a drop-in replacement, though you
do not need my sendmail binary in order to use it.  your sendmail.cf
has to look something like what's below.  users of my older mail11d
please note that the "-alwaystemp" flag is now gone and will not work
if you leave it in your .cf file.  here's what i use here, more or less;
the mailer flags and path are the useful part -- whatever your mailer-
specific rulesets say now is probably the right thing.

########################################################
######## DECNET/MAIL11 - needs UTK (WRL) mail11 ########
########################################################

Mdecnet, P=/usr/etc/utk-mail11, F=eSnsF, S=16, R=26, A=mail11 $g $x $h $u

S16
R$-<@LOCAL>		$@$1			local name
R$+<@$+.$=J.$P>		$@$2::$1		back to :: form
R$+<@$+.$=J>		$@$2::$1		back to :: form

S26
R$-<@LOCAL>		$@$E::$1		tack on our host name
R$-			$@$E::$1		tack on our host name
R$+<@$+.$=J.$P>		$@$2::$1		back to :: form
R$+<@$+.$=J>		$@$2::$1		back to :: form

Cheers,

Paul Vixie <vixie@pa.dec.com>
DEC Network Systems Laboratory
