Subject: Pine 3.07 on SCO -- testing help wanted

From: Bill Campbell <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1993 09:03:13 +0100 (PDT)

I'm composing this e-mail in pico on pine 3.07 as compiled on an SCO ODT
3.0 (well actually 2.1 beta :-) system.  At this point it still needs
testing.  I did find a problem where asking for disk space caused an exec
to fail, but haven't really looked at that yet.

Is there anybody out there who would like to help me test this (I've never
used pine before so don't know what to expect).

Bill
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From: Bill Campbell <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 93 10:41:44 PDT

I've tested quite a bit of pine here including using mailboxes on
another internet site and things seem to be working pretty well.

One problem I didn't think of is that we're not using mmdf on any
of our machines so I haven't had to deal with mmdf style mailboxes.
A site with a development system that could deal with that part
of the problem would be nice.

I'm very new to pine and haven't had time to study the tech notes
in detail so bear with me with these questions:
    1.  Is there a place at cac.washington.edu that we could use
        as central place to put code and binaries for ftp during
        testing?  We don't have anon-ftp set up on our systems
        here yet, and it will be at least a week before I have
        time to do this.
    2.  I don't see any way to get imapd just from the pine
        sources so I assume this requires imap-3.0, and this
        would need to take care of mmdf-style mailboxes on a
        stock SCO system.
    3.  There should be a simple way in the pine sources to take
        the mmdf mailboxes apart, but I haven't figured out where
        to look yet.  Could someone point me in the right
        direction?

I have a couple of questions also about pine usage.  It appears
that I cannot pipe output of a mail message to a program.  Is
there a way to include arbitrary headers (most important is
Reply-To:) as with the $HOME/.elm/elmheaders file?

Bill
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