🚀 go-pugleaf

I just set up a NOTES conference fed by a PMDF NOTES channel.  Attached is an
example of a note posted to that channel.  Everything seems to be working as
advertised.  [Thanks.  It's nice when that happens.]

I have what's probably an enhancement request, though if it turns out I can do
what I want with PMDF 4.1 that'd be wonderful.

NOTES has the ability to send mail to a note's author using SEND/AUTHOR or
FORWARD/AUTHOR.  The way that the NOTES are posted the author is SYSTEM.  What
I'd like is some way to make mail sent to ``/AUTHOR'' get sent to the person
who sent the original mail.

Would NOTES allow you to set the author field to the IN% construct that's
currently placed in the personal name field?  If so, I'd really like a way to
tell PMDF to do that.  If not, is there some other mechanism that could be
provided to support this funcationality?

Thanks - Bob Tinkelman <bob@camb.com>



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        Hello, all

        Can the use of diskkeeping and -caching products like
        PerfectDisk and I/O-Express on disks that are (partially)
        exported by Multinet NFS potentially result in corrupted
        files and data?

        Thanks,

        Rolf E. Sonneveld
        PTT Research
        The Netherlands