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Version 1.22
Added HOME to command line. Partly so that you don't need to use
the HOME env var but mainly to handle multiple AmiTCP users nicely.
Results in correct header, signature & EMail address being used.
Version 1.21
Can now get your EMailAddr from HOME:.EMailAddr which means
no env var and can handle multiple AmiTCP users nicely.
Version 1.20
Fixed a bug that cause the location of the To: field to fail.
Many thanks to Giovanni ggntgv01@cidoc.iuav.unive.it for advising
me of this problem and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.19
Extended results still not bullet proof :-(
Have now rewritten this code, it's smaller, faster & works!
Thank you all for putting up with my incompetence (blush).
Many thanks to Dwight dclong@databank.com and garryh@innotts.co.uk
for advising me of this problem and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.18
My processing of extended results did not handle all situations.
Have now resolved this and it should be very reliable.
Many thanks to Ray raybro@q.continuum.net and Dwight dclong@databank.com
for advising me of this problem and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.17
You now no longer need to define the SMTPHost as an argument
or even an environmental variable. You can place an entry in
the AmiTCP:db/hosts file with an alias of SMTPHost instead.
Many thanks to Michael mikey@scinter.AFTAC.GOV for advising me
how to do this and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.16
PutMail now correctly handles both forms of address specification.
eg1: To: mlanza@southern.co.nz
eg2: To: Martin Lanza <mlanza@southern.co.nz>
Many thanks to Andy xyzzy@cybernetics.net for advising me of this
problem and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.15
Wow! Finally found that dam Enforcer Hit!
Documentation upgraded.
Version 1.14
The following modifications were made to conform to RFC 822.
The field name SMTPClient now changed to X-SMTPClient.
The Day name abbreviated to three characters.
Removed hyphen's '-' in the date.
Many thanks to Simon simes@amdev.demo.co.uk for advising me of these
problems and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Also, now deleting the temporary mail file after successfull transmission.
Version 1.13
The temporary file name was getting far too long, now fixed.
Many thanks to Arni (afj@rhi.hi.is) for advising me of this
problem and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.12
Minor enhancements, reduce static variable usage,
put comma's into the mail msg for multiple addresses.
Version 1.11
Silly me, the message header was wrong when you specify multiple
destinations on the command line :-(
Version 1.10
Fixed spelling mistakes.
Many thanks to Bob (bdevries@gil.ipswichctiy.qld.gov.au) for advising
me of this problem and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
The location of the header and signature files is now obtained from the
directory stored in the environmental variable 'HOME'.
Version 1.9
The "To" argument is now optional. If not supplied PutMail will locate
the "To" address from within your mail file.
Many people requested this feature, thanks to you all :-)
Version 1.8
Found that PetMail was under some circumstances setting the result code 2
value when it shouldn't have. Solutions seems to be make sure you call
IoErr() after Dos GetVar calls and then SetIoErr(), curious!
Version 1.7
Modified to detect "Sendmail 8.6.11/8.6.9" as it sends an illegal
extended response to the initial connection (yuck!).
Many thanks to Steve (stevejc@netspace.net.au) for advising me of this
issue and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.6
Modified for MLink which has no AmiTCP:db/passwd file.
Now uses HOME: assign and does not put the full user name into
the From: line of the header (only when used with MLink).
Many thanks to Mike (mhatch@gate.net) for advising me of this
problem and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.5
Not handling LONG initial connect responses correctly.
Many thanks to Steve (stevejc@netspace.net.au) for advising me of this
problem and therefore helping to improve PutMail.
Version 1.4
First public release of PutMail!