popd for sys V anyone?

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2 total messages Started by Peter van Eijk Wed, 19 Aug 1992 13:07

#1141

Author: Peter van Eijk
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 13:07

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Right newsgroup?

I can find popd for BSD but it doesn not compile under sys V.
(lockf, ioctl etc incompatibilities). We have HP 710, RS6k, and SCO, but none
of the buggers work.

So, popd  sources for pop2 or pop3 on sys V would be appreciated.
tx

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Peter van Eijk, CVI (Dutch Rail Automation), +31 30 924632
pve@cvitoa.ns.nl PO Box 2233 3500 GE Utrecht NL.
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Re: popd for sys V anyone?

#1147

Author: Derek H. Miller
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 17:17

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In article <357@cvitoa.cvi.ns.nl> pve@cvitoa.cvi.ns.nl (Peter van Eijk) writes:
>Right newsgroup?
>
>I can find popd for BSD but it doesn not compile under sys V.
>(lockf, ioctl etc incompatibilities). We have HP 710, RS6k, and SCO, but none
>of the buggers work.
>
>So, popd  sources for pop2 or pop3 on sys V would be appreciated.
>tx
>
>-- 
>Peter van Eijk, CVI (Dutch Rail Automation), +31 30 924632
>pve@cvitoa.ns.nl PO Box 2233 3500 GE Utrecht NL.
>Signature, I didn't expect a .signature?
>Nobody expects a signature! Our main purpose is to ...

When I needed one for a Sequent running a System V variant called
Dynix/PTX, I was able to compile MH and one of the support facilties
provided is a POP server (does all three versions). NOTE: I you are
trying to use this to allow PC-NFS mail connections, there are some
modifications necessary to the POP2 portion in order to make it work.

                            Derek H. Miller (Deke)
                            Principal Computer Systems Engineer
                            U. S. Postal Service Process Control Division
                            Address: dhm2j@virginia.edu

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