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syd@DSI.COM (Syd Weinstein) writes:

>larry@lut.fi (Lauri Toropainen) writes:
>>I have just installed elm to our SCO Unix 3.2. After a long (and
>>desperate) configuration of sendmail, everything finally seems to work
>>OK. There's just this one exception:

>>SCO local mailer seems to add a delimeter string of 4 CTRL-A's before
>>and after each message it delivers to the incoming mailbox files.
>Back to Configure folks.  SCO UNIX uses MMDF, if you tell Elm that
>you are using MMDF it will understand and generate the ^A^A^A^A
>just fine.

That is all fine and good if you are using MMDF.  If you "mkdev sendmail", it 
is supposed to get rid of MMDF and switch to using sendmail.  However, after
you do this, the mail files still have the ^A^A^A^A in between messages even
though you are no longer using MMDF.  It is obvious that you can't get
rid of all remaints of MMDF.


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