🚀 go-pugleaf

souzacr1@embratel.net.br wrote:
>
>I'd like to have some idea about how to make this conection.
>The problem we must solve is:
>
>We have some msgs being generated by Unix app (Oracle Alert)
>and we w'd like to route them as mail to CCMail users
>or Notes users.
>

cc:Mail has a program called "Import" that you might be able to use. It
will take flat ascii files and turn them into mail messages. It will aso
import directory entries. You'll probably have to do some fairly
extensive editing as cc:Mail will not be able to cope with all the
header information, but the synatx for entering the address is fairly
simple.

I think Import ships with the cc:Mail gateway/router software at least.

=======================================================================
|  /\  | <Julian Bond> julian@shockwav.demon.co.uk | Ducati 900SS '93 |
| /<>\ | uses Disclaim                PGPKey @ MIT | MZ ETZ250    '80 |
|/____\|        So many words, so little time      | DoD# 65535       |
=======================================================================

Turnpike evaluation. For information, see http://www.turnpike.com/

In <NEWTNews.4671.813003803.Postmaster@souzacr1.embratel.net.br>, souzacr1@embratel.net.br writes:
>
>I'd like to have some idea about how to make this conection.
>The problem we must solve is:
>
>We have some msgs being generated by Unix app (Oracle Alert)
>and we w'd like to route them as mail to CCMail users
>or Notes users.
>
>TIA
>
>Arisio 
>
There are several gateways between cc:Mail and "Unix Mail".  cc:Mail makes two 
of them.  One is SMTPLINK and the other is UUCPLINK.  You can contact your cc:Mail
reseller for more information.  Another is Internet Exchange from IMA.  You can get
more information on this from their web site http://www.ima.com or send mail to
info@ima.com.

You might wish to check out cc:Mails web site at http://www.lotus.com/ccmail.

You also might want to check the ccmail-L list.  (Subscribe at 
listserv@vm1.ucc.okstate.edu with SUB CCMAIL-L firstname lastname in the body.)

	-Perry Harris