Ah! THAT sm... Well actually sm basically sets up some parameters and executes soqlmailer which is Jonathan Hudsons "mailer" compiled using the SOQL socket functions.
One of the parameters passed to soqlmailer is -f mail_dat This file is missing I think from the .zip which I sent you :-( it should be in the DFT directory and have a content similar to: name = Jonathan Dent host = crosswinds.net smtp = mail.crosswinds.net user = jondent sigf = signature_txt The last entry is not necessary but, if there, then the file signature_txt will be appended to all mails. The host and smtp names will also have to be replaced with names appropriate to your set-up and be resolved in the DNSrecords_txt file. Sorry this got left out but hope you can now get connected all the best Jon. ----- Original Message ----- From: Tarquin Mills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 12:23 AM Subject: Re: [ql-users] SoQL and Dip -t -v > > Jonathan Dent wrote: > > Tarquin Mills wrote: > > > > > > I am trying to get SoQL working with Dip but when sm is run it says > > > "Unknown Host PONs" and then client then logs off. How can I get > > > SoQL and Linux to work, and are there any articles on SoQLs use? > > > Thanks in advance. > > Afraid I don't know sm and can't find it in my books. What are you > > trying to do with it? > SM is not a Linux command, SM is Simple Mail the mail sending procedure > in the boot file of SoQL. I am trying to send an email to the Debian > Potato Linux box to show SoQL in action. > -- > Tarquin Mills > > ACCUS (Anglia Classic Computer Users Society) > http://www.planet14.sonow4u.co.uk/comp/accus/ >
