| Intro |
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| BSmtp stands for "Batch-Smtp" - and that's what I originally
developed it for: to process BSmtp files and feed the contained mails to a
local Smtp server. So I should explain next what are BSmtp files: in short,
they contain one or more mails in a specified format for transfer to a (sub-)
net without permanent connection to "the net", where those mails
should be made available on a local mail server to members of that (sub-) net
(IntraNet). |
| Features |
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Meanwhile, BSMTP/2 is capable of more (somehow that simple feature was no
more enough for me). To list up available features in short:
- processing of BSmtp files
- simple MajorDomo
- usable as a filter in Smtp servers (e.g. in Weasel)
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| Future |
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Since I switched from OS/2 to Linux some years ago, development on BSMTP/2 has
stopped. If there are requests on that, I may consider porting it to Linux Shell
or PHP - but in times where most people have Internet flat rates, I don't think
anybody will ask for it...
Itzchak " Izzy" Rehberg
February 2007 |
