Reply to Questions concerning MHS
Kevin Jordan <Kevin.E.Jordan@cdc.com> Tue, 08 August 1995 13:35 UTC
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To: Jens Hamisch <jens@strawberry.com>
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Subject: Reply to Questions concerning MHS
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From: Kevin Jordan <Kevin.E.Jordan@cdc.com>
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> Since i'm too lazy to walk thru the whole IETF drafts, I'll ask you to answer > 2 questions of mine: > > - Is MHS the Novell 'messge handling system' or something different? > - If it is, are there UNIX mailers for MHS available (e.g. for SunOS > or Solaris)? In the context of MHS-DS, "MHS" references the X.400 Message Handling System. It does not refer to the Novell system.
- Questions concerning MHS Jens Hamisch
- Reply to Questions concerning MHS Kevin Jordan