Does CCMail work on a TCP/IP net?

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2 total messages Started by Keith R. Bennett Fri, 17 Jun 1994 22:26

#1498

Author: Keith R. Bennett
Date: Fri, 17 Jun 1994 22:26

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Can CCMail run on a TCP/IP network?  We will be running it in 2 offices 
in 2 cities.

Thanks for any help...
- Keith

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Keith Bennett                            Bennett Business Solutions, Inc.
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Re: Does CCMail work on a TCP/IP net?

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Author: Robert C. Lokerson
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 1994 15:04

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In Article <2tt7uh$k94@access1.digex.net> "kbennett@access1.digex.net (Keith R. Bennett)" says:
> Can CCMail run on a TCP/IP network?  We will be running it in 2 offices 
> in 2 cities.
> 
 
As I understand cc:Mail, it should work in _any_ envronment where it thinks
it "sees" the drive/files where the "postoffice"  resides as a drive 
(network or local).
 
If the clients have NFS client ability and the postoffice resides on a
platform with an NFS deamon, I believe it should work.  There may be some
special details with respect to the file-name mapping which happens between
DOS an "unix_like" environments, but that should be surmountable.
 
This is an area I am supposed to know about, but I have not tried this 
combination (yet).  I should, and may in the near future. 
 
PS - Im an old Bethesda Native... How's the traffic today!.
 


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