pattern matching
David W. Summers
dws at cseg.uucp
Sat May 20 10:39:43 AEST 1989
In article <11733 at well.UUCP>, pokey at well.UUCP (Jef Poskanzer) writes:
> In the referenced message, mhb at hcx.uucp (MARK H BOTNER) wrote:
> }My address is:
> } mhb at cseg.uucp
>
> That address is useless, so I'm posting this. This is free software, no
> copyright or trade secret restrictions whatsoever.
> ---
> Jef
>
> Jef Poskanzer jef at helios.ee.lbl.gov ...well!pokey
Thank you for replying to Mark Botner. He and I are working on some routines
to allow a BBS to do file matching on user entered patterns.
My question is: Why is this addresses useless? I noticed that you had the
the same return address in your 'From: ' header (specifically,
"pokey at well.uucp"). This is the same *type* of address as ours. Even the
"well!pokey" is the same type of address, although your other address in your
signature is obviously a domain name type which is different. I don't think
our address is really useless as I can mail to ANYONE with that type of
address (as long as the routing maps are correct).
- David Summers
(dws at cseg.uucp) - The "curious about E-Mail" and "wanting to get it right" guy.
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