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On Tue, 05 Jan 99 22:08:21 GMT, bhk@dsl.co.uk wrote:
>In article <915523810snz129.os2.7@sunshine.tm>
>           {R}reply@sunshine.tm "Richard Ashton" writes:
>
>> Works for me since introduction.
>
>Works for me too, with the OS/2 stack.
>
>> How long before you dump KA9Q/2 and convert to the proper OS/2 stack
>> using ISDNPM direct. WARPDIS REXX scripts are almost faultless and the
>> database is KA9Q's you can even keep the DIS font end to create, expire
>> etc :)
>
>I shan't stop using KA9Q/2 until I get a round tuit.  Before *I'd* be
>happy with the WARPDIS scripts, I'd want (1) an SMTPD that spawns off
>processes for each incoming connection; (2) a SMTP client that uses MX
>resolution and sends directly to the target host, rather than relying
>upon Demon's smarthost; (3) a few improvements in the NNTP client (which
>escape me for the moment).

For the SMTP stuff, doesn't the sendmail that comes with TCPIP4 do this
already?   

I'm no sendmail guru, but I thought it was capable of these out of the box!

>> PS: I have sucessfully installed the TCP/IP 32 bit stack that ships
>> with Aurora Beta  on top of Warp 4 Fixpack 8. It works well and
>> Netstat gives significantly more information.
>
>I've been thinking of trying that too: I got Aurora Beta, but in my case
>it arrived at a totally useless time: 3 days before I wnet on Jury
>Service, which finished just one week before the expiry time of the Beta.
>So I never installed it.  I *was aware*, however, that the TCP/IP stack
>therein can be installed independently, to get the upgrade that was
>otherwise offered and withdrawn tout de suite by IBM :-)

You can still install and use it. The only time limited feature is
the support. ...and only the 1,000 actual beta testers were
eligible for that!


Cheers
Chris


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