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/*
* The printer server can be told to send email on job completion.
* By default, this is sent to user@domain, where domain is the
* fully-qualified Internet domain name (as returned by gethostbyname()).
* If this will not work (perhaps because the host that is running this
* version of lpr cannot receive mail), define MAKE_EMAIL_ADDRESS here
* as a macro that will concoct an appropriate address. Examples follow:
*
*
* for a VMS machine that can receive DECnet mail, and a UNIX lpd server
* that understands mail sent to user@node.DECnet, do:
*
* #define MAKE_EMAIL_ADDRESS(buf,user,dom) \
sprintf (buf, "%s@%s.DECnet", user, getenv ("SYS$NODE"))
*
*
* for a VMS machine that can receive DECnet mail, and an lpd server
* that can send mail to node::user, use:
*
* #define MAKE_EMAIL_ADDRESS(buf,user,dom) \
* sprintf (buf, "%s::%s", getenv ("SYS$NODE"), user)
*
* Or you can concoct your own. For instance, we at UTK have an Internet
* domain dnet.utk.edu that maps node.dnet.utk.edu to the appropriate
* DECnet node for the purposes of email. So we use:
*
* #define MAKE_EMAIL_ADDRESS(buf,user,dom) \
* sprintf (buf, "%s@%s.dnet.utk.edu", user, getenv ("SYS$NODE"))
*/