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From: POSTEL
Date: Tue, 15 May 1984 04:09

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Thanks to all those who sent me information or references for Batch SMTP.

It is indeed a batch style use of SMTP to deliver a bunch of messages in
one direction and sometime later receive a bunch of responses.

It was created and evolved by Mike O'Dell, Greg Minshall, and Alan Crosswell.

It is used in some parts of BITNET, particularly at Berkeley.

A six page description of it was prepared by Alan Crosswell.

--jon.
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