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|    mark lewis to Allen Prunty    |
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|    17 Sep 16 11:57:02    |
      16 Sep 16 13:01, you wrote to me:               ML>> you have to think old school... fidonet has been doing this gating        ML>> thing since the '80s... FRED was one of those i used way back but        ML>> then GIGO came out and i switched to it because there was a native        ML>> OS/2 version...               AP> I've ran both GIGO and FRED. I could still use GIGO but I need        AP> something that captures the SMTP inbound and puts it into a file that        AP> GIGO can read. Thaat's the tricky part is getting something to listen        AP> on the SMTP port.              for GIGO, there's something in the GIGOTCP or TCPGIGO package... its name is       something like that... OS/2 native, though, AFAIR... simply puts all the posts       into BAG files which GIGO chews on...               ML>> good grief... it is only a piddly little mailing list that you're        ML>> after... not top secret nuclear facility access and launch codes...        ML>> set up a gmail, yahoo or hotmail account as AP_elebbs@whatever and        ML>> get your mailing list support as needed... set up one address for        ML>> each list or               AP> No not top secret stuff... but I can see why the new mail servers like        AP> Exchange are doing what they do. Now they are checking all received        AP> e-mails against an embedded SPF "Seed" in the message to verify if you        AP> actually sent it.              not "you" but the server that is connecting... it has to check if the       connecting server is really who it says it is...               AP> What happens with older mailing list servers is that they send the        AP> message        AP> as if the user actually sent it which doesn't cut the validation.              i receive mailing lists that operate both ways... on some i get the list mail       as if the original user sent it direct and on others it is from the list...              anyway, i gotta let this stack of mail get exported for processing and       propogation...              )\/(ark              Always Mount a Scratch Monkey              ... Couch Potatoes - People into Transcendental Vegetation.       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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