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In article <1992Aug14.065628.3058@dakota.alisa.com> denny@dakota.alisa.com (Bob Denny) writes:
>In article <1992Aug7.182909.815@miles.com> Rob Schultz, rms@miles.com
>writes:
>>Can anyone out there tell me how to transfer mail between USENET and
>>an internal DECNET (VMS MAIL) system?  I presume that I need some
>>software to handle the routing, but nobody here seems to know anything
>>about it...
>
>one. I am guessing that you already have DECUS UUCP because your VAX is the
>UUCP connection. If so, there is a file called MAIL_REWRITE.RULES that can
>be used to transform internet addresses into DECnet addresses and effect
>VMS Mail delivery. REGISTER YOUR SITE AS A DOMAIN(!). Then add a rule
>
>  *@*.yourdomain.com     \002::\001
>
>and any mail addressed to user@node.yourdomain.com will be routed to the
>VMS Mail address NODE::USER. YOu need to do the reverse for outgoing mail
>to convert DECnet address back into a domain address. If you insist on

Actually, our Unix system is the outside gateway, and the VAX-Unix connection
is accomplished via ethernet, while the unix-outside world connection is 
accomplished via a dial-up.

Is there any way to use something similar to this for our setup?  (This is
the type of simple solution that I am most interested in.)

Thanks -
     rms

BTW - I have received a few responses, but no "me-too's".  Is anyone else 
out there interested enough for me to summarize and post what I learn?

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