Mail interfaces for Ultrix
David Herron -- One of the vertebrae
david at ms.uky.edu
Tue Jun 20 08:32:24 AEST 1989
In article <1697 at ucqais.uc.edu> rainwatr at ucqais.uc.edu (Donald J. Rainwater) writes:
> Can anyone recommend any mail-handling packages for Ultrix? I have
>a copy of MMDFII, Release B (from 1986) - is this package worth using?
er... yes
>Is
>there a more recent version?
Yes. There's a bunch of patches files, 37 right now soon to be quite a
few more as soon as I finish this batch, ftp'able from sh.cs.net. It
works fine on Ultrix.
>I've also heard that there is something called
>MH 6.6. How do these packages compare? Where can I get them? Is there
>something better?
They don't really. MH is a mail User Agent and MMDF is a Mail Transfer
Agent. MMDF compares to sendmail and is, I feel, easier to configure
and overall a nicer system. MH compares to ucbmail/Mail/mail that comes
with the system and I don't use either one so I won't say anything. MH
is meant more for someone who gets a *LOT* of mail and wants a way to
conveniently arrange the mail.
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