🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <246@acheron.UUCP> clarke@acheron.UUCP (Ed Clarke) writes:
>Sendmail 5.59 and bind are both Berkeley code.  To quote from 'main.c' in
>sendmail (partial quote only):
>
>	Redistribution and use in source and binary forms are permitted
>	provided that this notice is preserved and that due credit is
>	given to the University of California at Berkeley.
>
>So throw out your binaries and use the source!

I have had access to sendmail source for a while, but hadn't wanted to
do anything with it because I wasn't sure if I needed a source license
of some source or not; obviously I didn't look at the code enough.

Now, the question comes up of how to build it for System V, specifically
a UNIX PC.  I played around with it a bit, turning off most features to
avoid obvious Berkeleyisms, but it still won't go.  Any suggestions on
an easy way to do this, or is it guaranteed hard labor?  (No, I don't
*need* it, just wanted something else to hack on.)

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