How to write e-mail gateway
Kuan Teik Guan <teikguan@technet.sg> Mon, 17 July 1995 10:04 UTC
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From: Kuan Teik Guan <teikguan@technet.sg>
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Subject: How to write e-mail gateway
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 1995 09:59:11 +0000
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Does Anybody here know how to write a gateway between a properitary messaging system and Internet e-mail? Supposing the messaging system is running in a Unix platform and maintaining its own user table, the objective is to let Internet users send mails to local users in the messaging system and vise versa. Regards, Jiangtao Zhou jiangtao@ccm.sns.com.sg
- How to write e-mail gateway Kuan Teik Guan