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In article <25F57553.371@tct.uucp> chip@tct.uucp (Chip Salzenberg) writes:
>According to tarpit!alfred!elliot:
>>machine1 is connected to machine2 via a network. NO uucp link
>>machine2 is connected to machine1 via a network. NO uucp link
>>machine3 is connected to BOTH machine1 & machine2 via uucp. machine3 has a
>>map of the world and I want ALL uucp traffic routed through machine3 and
>>network mail sent to sendmail which will send it through the network link.
>No problem.  Use Smail 2.5 and Deliver 2.0.  (You all KNEW this was
>coming.)  Configure Smail to use Deliver for both local mail and UUCP.
>Install a paths database on machine2 that only says:

No problem. Use MMDF on all three machines. (You all KNEW this was
coming.) MMDF can handle UUCP and SMTP semantics seamlessly. The
outside world need not know that you have three machines either.

You didn't say what size machines or what Unix flavors you're using.
MMDF doesn't care. It compiles well on most everything with only minor
configuration. Its tables are easy to create and modify. It is
robust and easily handles large mail loads.

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