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Started by Edward Reid
Wed, 06 Jan 1993 23:32
Re: unisys internal mapper email
Author: Edward Reid
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 23:32
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 23:32
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silla@prophecy.West.Sun.Com (Lito Silla) writes:
> I need information on how I could send internet email to unisys internal
> mapper email system.
Here's two versions that I've saved. However, my caveat is that I could
never make this gateway work. I'd be very interested in knowing if you use
the gateway successfully.
<<<<<begin quote>>>>>
From: dave@dlb.com (Dave Buck)
Subject: Re: What happened to unislc.slc.unisys.com?
Date: 2 Oct 92 16:02:31 GMT
Address your E-Mail to postmstr@unislc.slc.unisys.com
Within the body of the message, put the line:
#To: CORP.ABC1
for example, if the OFIS-link address is ABC1/CORP
More than one #To: line can be included. This interface IS CASE SENSITIVE.
<<<<end quote>>>>>
<<<<<begin quote>>>>>
From: kent@unislc.uucp (Kent Hogan)
Subject: Corprate E-mail
Date: 23 Sep 91 20:34:22 GMT
I have generated some scripts that execute in the background
on a unix system named unislc, which enables the unix mail
world to communicate with the different corprate mailers, ie.
CORP, EMMK, EMSN ,etc. by using the Ofis Manager product, the
IS product and UNIDATS. These have been running for about 4
months. I have included a brief description on how to mail
to Ofislink/Mapper and how a OfisLink/Mapper user can mail to
a unix system.
UNIX TO OFISLINK/MAPPER OFISLINK/MAPPER TO UNIX
Sending mail from Unix to OfisLink/Mapper
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Using one of the unix mailers, ie. mail, mailx, elm address the outgoing
mail to 'postmstr' and in the body of the text or in a cover letter include
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a line/s with a '#To:' followed by the address/es for the individual/s
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the mail is meant for.
Example:
#To: CORP.bimi EMMK.3182 emsn.1125
You can have more than one addressee on a line and more the one "#To:"
line, as shown above.
Only include address/es on the line with #To: make sure is no other text.
(NOTE...Unix is very CASE sensitive)
Generate the text and mail it.
Sending mail from OfisLink/Mapper to Unix
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Using OfisLink or Mapper address the mail to "postmstr/un49" and in
the body of the text or in a Cover Letter include a line/s with the
addresses preceeded by the "#To:".
Example:
#To: kent shadow!bjk brown@sys3
You can have more than one addressee on a line and more the one
"#To:" line.
Again, only include address/es on the line with #To: on it.
Note: This is a simple conversion from either DCA or Ofis_one
format to a flat ascii file. All underline, bold, etc.
will not be there
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Edward Reid (8*}>
eel: ed@titipu.resun.com or nosc.mil!titipu.resun.com!ed
snail: PO Box 378/Greensboro FL 32330
Re: unisys internal mapper email
Author: Luis Herrera W3/TI5LHM
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 16:41
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 16:41
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In article n1lh7a@titipu.resun.com, ed@titipu.resun.com (Edward Reid) writes:
> silla@prophecy.West.Sun.Com (Lito Silla) writes:
> <<<<<begin quote>>>>>
> From: dave@dlb.com (Dave Buck)
> Subject: Re: What happened to unislc.slc.unisys.com?
> Date: 2 Oct 92 16:02:31 GMT
>
> Address your E-Mail to postmstr@unislc.slc.unisys.com
> Within the body of the message, put the line:
> #To: CORP.ABC1
> for example, if the OFIS-link address is ABC1/CORP
> More than one #To: line can be included. This interface IS CASE SENSITIVE.
> <<<<end quote>>>>>
>
why do I get:
----- Transcript of session follows -----
421 Host unislc.slc.unisys.com not found for mailer ddn.
550 <postmstr@unislc.slc.unisys.com>... Host unknown
Thanks !
Luis
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