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Hi Marck,
On Friday, September 22, 2000, 2:15 PM, you wrote in part about
"Exporting":
M> And it's the only reason it is mentioned (other than the
M> occasional Linux guru who hankers to have TB ported to Linux).
Now you're talkin! I would be in heaven.
M> It's probably the rise of the popularity of the Internet that has
M> made computer people look afresh at Unix as an OS and why Linux
M> has begun to form a /serious/ threat to the future of Windows for
M> the first time since Microsoft closed it's fingers around the
M> throat of the industry.
It is now fact that 60% of all web servers are now *ix and Linux has
just (2 quarters ago) surpassed Netware for NFS. <g>
M> Unix format is a *computing* industry standard mailbox format which is
M> portable between nearly all of the major email systems and, by
M> coincidence, Unix, from which it originated.
Actually there are 4 types (if you define them by the different MTAs),
but 2 *basic types* of mailbox format - one is called MH style which
treats each individual piece of mail separately, as a separate "email"
unto itself in a directory or folder, and there is the mbox format
which appends each mail to the last, so there is a spool of mail in a
"mailbox" directory or folder. I use both formats.
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Best regards,
Gary
Today's thought: Chaos, panic, pandemonium - my work here is done.
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