[Coco] CoCo Email Test
K. Pruitt
pruittk at roadrunner.com
Tue Jul 7 07:09:16 EDT 2015
Cool. I'll look in to that. I did see it in the repo but I wasn't exactly
sure what it was.
I ran a BBS (pc-based) years ago which had email for a brief period of time.
I used a program called "GIGO" (poor name choice) that I believe utilized a
UUCP to SMTP gateway. But it has been a long time so I could be remembering
it incorrectly.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Aaron Wolfe"
Sent: Monday, July 06, 2015 6:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Coco] CoCo Email Test
> One other thing you might be interested in is the UUCP software in the
> NitrOS9 repo. This software can send email and files between CoCos and
> works over the internet via DriveWire pretty well. As I recall, William
> and some other folks fixed up a few rough spots to make that easier. At
> one point we had a network of 3 or 4 CoCos that could deliver mail to each
> other, with some acting as gateways for others. Pretty neat stuff and 99%
> of it is all "original" OS9 software from the "good old days", just uses
> DW
> and the internet in place of dial up modems. I believe William even had a
> coco gating into a Linux system and then on to the Internet. In theory
> you
> could have a CoCo OS9 machine participating in regulat internet email with
> a bit of rewriting and whatnot. UUCP to SMTP gateways used to be real
> things.
>
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