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Date: Mon, 19 May 2003 13:19:29 +0100
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I'm particularly interested as that was a solution I was looking for at
that very moment

Now I'm solving the "how to get the .awk out of the .ps" problem instead

I'm not sure if that wouldn't even be a DMCA violation !


>Perhaps a bit off topic, but ... since SMTP came up, if anyone's interested,
>
>	http://www.skeeve.com/sendout3.ps.gz
>
>is the postscript for a small program I wrote (four years ago) using
>Gawk and its sockets.  It reads a Unix-style mbox file and sends the
>contained messages to an SMTP server for delivery.  I wrote it when my
>network connectivity was somewhat more primitive than now.
>
>It's not a sendmail/qmail/postfix replacement by any means, but it may
>provide some amusement.
>
>(It's a .ps file since I used literate programming (noweb + latex) to
>write the code.)
>
>Enjoy,
>
>Arnold
>
>