Name | Value |
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NAME | MAILMAN |
TEXT | S L:120 CODE: X W "MAIL-BOX "_XMPROT_$C(13) L:99 220 MAIL |
DESCRIPTION | This is a generalized script that can be used with all protocols to . . . . C MAILMAN This script replaces all the following scripts: 1KERNEL, 3BKERNEL, SWPKERNEL, and KERNEL. 'login' to a DHCP mail system for mail service. Prior to this script you used to have to match the protocol in the opening line of a transmission script with a particular entry in the Transmission Script file (SCP and Kernel, 1SCP and 1KERNEL, 3BSCP and 3BKERNEL, or SWP AND SWPKERNEL. Each time a domain was changed to use a different protocol, two lines had to be changed and if you forgot, it wouldn't work. If you use this one, it can be used with all and only the P=protocol has to be changed whenever you change a domain to use a different protocol. After you set up the entry, change as many domains as you like to use it. Use this as 'C MAILMAN' instead of: 'C 1KERNEL', 'C 3BKERNEL', 'C SWPKERNEL' ... It will work for all of them. For example my script to Altoona looks like: O H=ALTOONA.DOMAIN.EXT,P=SWP C MINIENGINE C MAILMAN A site that helped me check this out even consolidated their MINIENGINE (IDCU) script and this new MAILMAN SCRIPT into a script he calls NETMAIL. You may be set up as follows: For those domains that are in the format: O H=<domain name>,P=SWP C MINIENGINE C MAILMAN He changed the code to O H=<domain name>,P=SWP C NETMAIL (I just made up that name - where NETWAIL is a combination of MINIENGINE & MAILMAN) O H=domain,P=SWP *** or *** O H=domainA.GOV,P=1SCP *** or *** O H=domain.GOV,P=SCP *** or *** O H=domain,P=3BSC P |