[ale] Re: Linux should be the next desktop OS

[John M. Mills]

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 From: "Martin B. Brilliant" <marty at mars.superlink.net>
To: jmills at siberia.gtri.gatech.edu (John M. Mills)
Date: Thu, 23 May 1996 00:34:44 -0500
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Marty --
You are ahead of me on all this.  I have a shell in Siberia which I use
for mail and news _via_ low-level *NIX tools like 'mailx.'  Your remark
about sendmail.cf sounds familiar.  I can say from local mail that you're
not the first to face this FAQ.

[Marty is currently using 'pine' for mail reading.]
mbb- I still have a problem with sending mail, because it doesn't seem to 
mbb- put in my ISP's system and domain. I thought there was a place in the 
mbb- sendmail.cf file where I could specify what name my box is 
mbb- "masquerading" as, but it doesn't seem to work.

I am taking the liberty of posting this question to the 'ale' (Atlanta
Linux Enthusiasts) mailing list.  I hope someone who knew or filed the
answer to your question will respond to the list, to me, or to you.

Regards --john mills--

John M. Mills, Senior Research Engineer   --   john.m.mills at gtri.gatech.edu
   Georgia Tech Research Institute, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA 30332-0853
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