Last updated: 23-Apr-92

PD6:<UNIX-C.MAIL>
   Programs to help in the reading, sending, and manipulation of
   electronic mail.

   ABE.TAR-Z
       A replacement for uuencode/uudecode designed to deal with all the
       typical problems of USENET transmission, along with those of other
       media.  Smaller files, compress well.  Multiple files can be placed
       in one encoding.
       Contributor: Brad Templeton <[email protected]>
   ANSWER.TAR-Z
       A program to answer your mail while you're away.  Looks like it's
       for System V; may require minor changes to run on 4.xBSD.
       Contributor: Van Rietschote <[email protected]>
   BENCODE-BDECODE.TAR-Z
       Another binary-to-ASCII encoding scheme for mail.  This encodes
       three bytes to four characters.  Public domain.
       Contributor: Rayan Zachariassen <[email protected]>
   BSMTP.TAR-Z
       Batch SMTP.  This stuff implements SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer
       Protocol) via files for networks which are file-transfer based
       such as UUCP and BITNET.
       Contributor: David Herron <[email protected]>
   BTOA.TAR-Z
       Conversion between binary and ASCII files for mailing purposes.
       Expands binary files by only 25% instead of uuencode's 33%.  Also
       capable of repairing damaged files.  This was originally part of
       the COMPRESS distribution.  Version 5.2.
       Contributor: Stefan Parmark <[email protected]>
   CKMAIL.TAR-Z
       A program to check a user's mail and report the "from" lines.  Much
       like Berkeley "from".
       Contributor: Wayne Mesard <[email protected]>
   CLR-QUEUE.TAR-Z
       A shell script to clean out the "sendmail" mail queue and send
       the results to the system administrator.
       Contributor: David Barto <[email protected]>
   CMDBYMAIL.TAR-Z
       A program to execute commands by mail, by mailing them to yourself.
       Allows "remote execution" of commands (sort of).
       Contributor: Jacob Levy <[email protected]>
   CRYPTMAIL.TAR-Z
       Send and receive encrypted mail.
       Contributor: unknown
   DELIVER.TAR-Z
       A mail delivery agent which uses shell scripts as its configuration
       files.  This allows full shell functionality in processing mail; e.g.
       to send daytime mail to one machine, and nighttime mail to another.
       Version 2.0.  Patchlevel 11.
       Contributor: Chip Salzenberg <[email protected]>
   DIGEST.C
       A program to construct a ARPA-style digest from a file of mail
       messages.  Handles generation of a topic list, sorting messages
       by subject, etc.  Also includes instructions for easy maintenance
       of mailing lists using "sendmail".  Works on 4.2 and 4.3BSD.
       Contributor: Dave Curry <[email protected]>
   DMAIL.TAR-Z
       A mail reading and sending program whic supports folders and various
       methods of grouping messages by subject, from address, etc.  Tested
       on 4.2BSD and 4.3BSD, may require changes for other systems.
       Contributor: Matt Dillon <[email protected]>
   DNAMAIL.TAR-Z
       Send DECNET mail to/from a Sun running Sunlink/DNI.
       Contributor: Darin Johnson <[email protected]>
   DOMAIN-ROUTERS.TAR-Z
       Domain-routing programs for "pathalias" and UUCP.
       Contributor: J. Eric Roskos <[email protected]>
   EASE.TAR-Z
       EASE, a language for writing "sendmail" configuration files in
       something at least somewhat more legible than "sendmail"'s own
       little language.
       Contributor: Arnold D. Robbins <[email protected]>
   EASE35.TAR-Z
       A high-level sendmail.cf language.  Extremely useful language
       to play with very cryptic sendmail.cf files.  Version 3.5.
       Contributor:  Bruce G. Barnett <[email protected]>
   ELM.TAR-Z
       The ELM Mail System.  This is a very popular mail system which has
       lots of convenient features to speed your processing of mail.
       Version 2.3.
       Contributor: Syd Weinstein <[email protected]>
   ELMEDIT.TAR-Z
       A simple ASCII editor for ELM.  Allows naive users to use ELM without
       learning how to use an editor.
       Contributor: Marc Siegel <[email protected]>
   FROMWHO.TAR-Z
       Another replacement for "from".
       Contributor:  [email protected]
   GETMAPS.TAR-Z
       Shell scripts to automatically pull the USENET maps from the newgroups.
       Contributor: Eugene Cristofor <[email protected]>
   IDA-SENDMAIL.TAR-Z
       The IDA Sendmail Enhancement Kit, rev 1.2.5.  Source code modifications
       for Sendmail version 5.59.  These enable sendmail to have direct
       access to dbm(3) files and Sun Yellow Pages, separate envelope/header
       rewriting rulesets, and multi-token class matches, among other things.
       Contributor: Lennart Lovstrand <[email protected]>
   KIT.TAR-Z
       The ultimate mailing kit.  You can mail an arbitrary collection
       of possibly binary files to someone.  You need CSHAR2.
       Contributor:  Raphael Manfredi <[email protected]>
   LIST.TAR-Z
       Listserv 5.31.  A mailing list management system.  Implement
       various discussion lists with one list server.
       Contributor:  [email protected]
   LMAIL.TAR-Z
       A local mail delivery agent which adds piping to files and programs
       for sites running Smail 2.5.
       Contributor: Jon Zeeff <[email protected]>
   MAIL-LIST.TAR-Z
       A program to manage large mailing lists using 4.xBSD "sendmail".
       Contributor: Stephen J. Muir <[email protected]>
   MAILIAS.TAR-Z
       A program to "decode" mail aliases from your .mailrc and tell you
       who things are going to.
       Contributor: Mark Sirota <[email protected]>
   MAILSPLIT.TAR-Z
       A program to send files and/or directories via electronic mail using
       "tar", "compress", etc.  It sends an awk script to reassemble the
       pieces at the remote end.  Version 2.7.
       Contrbutor: Mitchell F. Wyle <[email protected]>
   MEP102B.TAR-Z
       Mail Extensions Package.  Handles things like automatically tossing
       mail from people you don't want to hear from, logging incoming mail,
       and so on.  Looks like it depends pretty heavily on Berkeley mail.
       Contributor: John Antypas <[email protected]>
   MHMIME.TAR-Z
       An interesting front-end to MH Version 6.7.2.
   MH-RN-INTERFACE.SH
       A method of interfacing the Rand MH mail handler with the "rn"
       USENET news reading program.
       Contributor: Robert Virding <[email protected]>
   MH.TAR-Z
       The Rand Mail System.  Version 6.7.2.
   MM.TAR-Z
       The Columbia MM Mail System.  This mail package provides a number
       of powerful and intuitive features.  Lots of on-line help available.
       Version 0.9.
   MM-PATCHES.TAR-Z
       Patches to Version 0.9 of the MM Mail System.
   MMDFII43.TAR-Z[1-5]
       The Multichannel Memorandum Distribution Facility.  Version 4.3.
       MMDF II is the U.S. Army standard mail system.
   ML.TAR-Z
       A program to split mail messages from one file into several files.
       Contributor: Adri Verhoef <[email protected]>
   MN.TAR-Z
       A program which reads and summarizes a mailbox.  Several output
       formats, including some machine-parsable ones.
       Contributor: Wim Lewis <[email protected]>
   MQ-FROM.TAR-Z
       Replacements for the Berkeley "mailq" and "from" commands.  Also runs
       on System V.
       Contributor: Kevin Sweet <[email protected]>
   MSG.TAR-Z
       The Msg mail system.  This one's screen oriented, for those of you who
       like such things.  Runs under BSD, System V, HP-UX, and Amdahl UTS.
       I'm fairly sure that this was a predecessor of ELM.  MSG.DOC and
       MSG.INTRO contain documentation.
       Contributor: Dave Taylor ([email protected]>
   MUSH.TAR-Z
       The Mail User's SHell.  This is another mail user agent, designed to
       interface with sendmail.  Includes a Suntools interface, a curses
       interface, and a shell-like interface.  Runs on BSD, System V, Xenix,
       HP/UX, AUX, AIX, etc.  Version 7.1.  Patchlevel 1.
       Contributor: Dan Heller <[email protected]>
   NEWMAIL.TAR-Z
       Utility to check for new mail.
       Contributor:  Steve Creps <[email protected]>
   NMAIL.TAR-Z
       A program to do UUCP mail routing using the output of the
       "pathalias" program.
       Contributor: Nigel Horne <[email protected]>
   PATHALIAS-MMDF.TAR-Z
       Modifications to "pathalias" (see below) to make it work with MMDF.
       Contributor: David Herron <[email protected]>
   PATHALIAS-XENIX.TAR-Z
       Patches to "pathalias" (see below) to make it work on 80286 machines
       under Xenix.
       Contributor: <[email protected]>
   PATHALIAS.TAR-Z
       The "pathalias" program for turning the UUCP map information into
       a UUCP routing database.  Version 10.
       Contributor: Peter Honeyman <[email protected]>
   PATHRPT.TAR-Z
       A program to produce reports from the output of PATHALIAS.  Notes
       how many paths start from one of your UUCP neighbors, etc.
       Contributor: David H. Wolfskill <[email protected]>
   PCMAIL.TAR-Z
       A program to turn a PC into a (non-routing) UUCP node.  Runs under
       MS-DOS and various flavors of UNIX.  Version 2.0.
       Contributor: Wietse Venema <[email protected]>
   PMDC.TAR-Z
       A "personal mail daemon" which filters mail much like GNU Emacs
       does but without the overhead of Emacs and lisp.
       Contributor: Robert Krawitz <[email protected]>
   POP3D.TAR-Z
       Remote maildrop access server based on Internet RFC 1081 POP
       Version 3.
   RBIFF-COMSAT.TAR-Z
       A replacement for BSD "biff" and "comsat" which allows monitoriing of
       user's mailboxes even on remote hosts.
       Contributor: Steven Grimm <[email protected]>
   RETURNMAIL.TAR-Z
       A program to return mail when you're on vacation.  This one is for
       System V, 4.3BSD users should probably just use vacation(1).
       Contributor: <[email protected]>
   ROUND-ROBIN.TAR-Z
       A mail round-robin program.  Version 1.0.
       Contributor: Max Hailperin <[email protected]>
   RMAIL-UUCP.TAR-Z
       An "rmail" replacement which handles domain-ified UUCP paths.  For
       older System V systems.
       Contributor: Rick Richardson <[email protected]>
   SENDMAIL.TAR-Z
       The latest version of "sendmail" from Berkeley, version 5.64.
       This is copied directly from UCBARPA.BERKELEY.EDU.
       Contributor: Berkeley
   SENDMAIL-CF.TAR-Z
       The "sendmail.cf" files from Georgia Tech.  Useful as samples for
       setting up your own config files.
       Contributor: Gene Spafford <[email protected]>
   SENDMAIL-CF-GEN.TAR-Z
       Example generic "sendmail.cf" files for Internet sites and Internet
       sites with UUCP.
       Contributor: Erik E. Fair <[email protected]>
   SENDMAIL-MODS.TAR-Z
       Modifications to "sendmail" to allow pathalias translations and the
       like to be used.  NOTE: This is for 4.2BSD "sendmail"; make sure you
       check version numbers before you apply it to your "sendmail".
       Contributor: Bruce Israel <[email protected]>
   SENDMAIL-QREF.TAR-Z
       A sendmail quick reference card.  Built from tbl/troff.  This is
       the one handed out by Jim Joyce's UNIX Bookstore in San Francisco.
       Contributor: Jim Joyce <[email protected]>
   SMAIL.TAR-Z
       The "smail" package - a smart mailer and UUCP path router.  Popular
       on Xenix systems.  It's also the "official" mailer of the UUCP
       Project.
       Contributor: Larry Auton <[email protected]>
   SMSMTP.TAR-Z
       An SMTP server/client implementation for System V and the SMAIL
       program (see SMAIL.TAR-Z).
       Contributor: Johan Vromans <[email protected]>
   SYSV-COMSAT.TAR-Z
       A port of the 4.3BSD-tahoe release of "comsat" to System V, with a
       FIFO (named pipe) replacing sockets.
       Contributor: David MacKenzie <[email protected]>
   TAR-UNTAR-MAIL.TAR-Z
       Shell scripts for sending "tar" files through mail.
       Contributor: Mark Mendel <[email protected]>
   UNDIGESTIFY.C
       A program to split digests into their component messages.  Has been
       tested on several ARPAnet digests.
       Contributor: David Brown <[email protected]>
   UNPACKMAPS.TAR-Z
       Another USENET map unpacking script.
       Contributor: Chris Lewis <clewis@eci386>
   UUDECODE.BASIC
       A version of "uudecode" written in GW-BASIC.
       Contributor: R. D. Eager <[email protected]>
   UUENCODE-UUDECODE.TAR-Z
       The "uuencode" and "uudecode" programs for encoding binary files
       to be sent through electronic mail.  These are the version that
       comes with 4.3BSD (they are public domain).
       Contributor: Dave Curry <[email protected]>
   UUENC-UUDEC-PC.TAR-Z
       The "uuencode" and "uudecode" programs for Microsoft C on IBM PCs
       and compatibles.
       Contributor: Herm Fischer
   UUHOSTS.TAR-Z
       Another set of programs to grab the UUCP map files automatically when
       they are posted.
       Contributor: John Quarterman <[email protected]>
   UUMAIL.TAR-Z
       Another routing program to use the "pathalias" database.  The file
       UUMAIL.BUG contains a bug fix.
       Contributor: Stan Barber <[email protected]>
   VACATION.SH
       This is a vacation program intended for Berkeley systems not running
       "sendmail".
       Contributor: Eric Mazur <[email protected]>
   VMH.TAR-Z
       VMH mail handler.  A visual front-end for the MH system.
       Contributor:  [email protected]
   XXCP.TAR-Z
       A replacement for uuencode/uudecode for UNIX, MS-DOS, and VM/CMS
       which uses a gateway-transparent dataset.
       Contributor: David Camp <david%[email protected]>

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