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Date: 6 Jan 87 09:00:48 GMT
To: mod-protocols@cbatt.UUCP
Subject: Re: Information wanted on X.400<->Arpa mail (rfc.987+rfc.822)
Responding-System: ncc.UUCP

Path: ncc!lyndon
From: lyndon@ncc.UUCP (Lyndon Nerenberg)
Newsgroups: mod.protocols
Subject: Re: Information wanted on X.400<->Arpa mail (rfc.987+rfc.822)
Message-ID: <1282@ncc.UUCP>
Date: 6 Jan 87 09:00:47 GMT
References: <8701021717.AA01282@opus>
Organization: Nexus Computing Corp.,  Edmonton, AB
Lines: 23
Keywords: X.400, RFC.987, Arpa, mail
Summary: Here's one source (in Vancouver BC)

In article <8701021717.AA01282@opus>, atkins@rutgers.rutgers.edu@seismo.UUCP (Brian Atkins) writes:
> Is anyone out there implementing, or planning on implementing
> RFC.987, the Arpamail (rfc.822) to X.400 mapping?  I would be interested
> in hearing any suggestions or warnings.  Also, is anyone planning on
> selling such a beast?

There is a company in Vancouver, BC called Sydney Development Corp. (I
believe) that is marketing the EAN mailer developed at UBC. This package
contains code to gateway between X.400 and RFC822 (and UNIX mail and
possibly others).

You can reach them at 604/734-8822.

I was in touch with one of their reps before Christmas - his name
is Bob Bostrom, and he is reachable via email at bob@sydney.cdn (if
you can't get your mailer to believe that one, try
sydney.cdn!bob@alberta.uucp.

Note: I don't work for them, I don't use their products, I'm still
waiting for them to return my phone call... :-)
-- 
Lyndon Nerenberg - Nexus Computing Corp. - lyndon@ncc.UUCP
UUCP: {ihnp4,ubc-vision,vax135,watmath}!alberta!ncc!lyndon