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* James <wireless@×××××××××××.com> [111026 12:26]: |
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> Lavender <lavender_matrix <at> 163.com> writes: |
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> > So whenever I want to write a email I have to reboot |
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> > my computer and boot the windows system. I'm thinking that |
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> > if I can send or receive mails just under terminal, no |
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> > need web pages or windows. Also at the same time could |
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> > I send mails though the mail server what I use right now under |
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> > terminal? |
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> A long time ago there was command line syntax called |
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> "mail". I have not used it in a long time, but I'm sure |
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> the old unix sources are around, but it may require |
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> sendmail to be installed. Dunno and my memory is |
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> not reliable that far back (hell, last week's memories are |
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> a stretch if you really want the truth).... |
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> Very useful for a variety of uses.... |
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> I did find this in portage; it seems useful, but |
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> i Have never used this package.... |
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> Come to think about it, the old mail command line |
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> stuffage may have been BSDish, but too foggy to |
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> recall the details...... |
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> http://search.cpan.org/dist/MailTools/ |
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> hth, |
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> James |
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There's mail-client/mailx which provides mail and is what you're |
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thinking of most likely (there were actually a few different |
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mail/Mail/mailx command line UNIX MTAs.) |
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But I wouldn't recommend it for general use (I prefer mutt) though I did |
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use it for such for a number of years in the 80s... |
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Todd |