Plain text servers are trivial. Feed TCPLISTEN into some kind of a dealer. Spawn TCPDATA for each connection (either ADDPIPE or CALLPIPE). Translate between ASCII and EBCDIC (best ISO 8859-1 -to- CP 1047). Strip CR on what you receive. Split at LF. But send CR+LF on all replies.
-- R; <>< On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 11:34 AM, Bob Cronin <[email protected]> wrote: > I've read Melinda's paper re: SMTPLITE, and got to wondering, has anyone > ever done any work to create a PIPE-based SMTP server (as opposed to the > client that SMTPLITE implements)? That is, a server that would listen on > port 25 and accept incoming mail? I have a need for such a thing (because VM > SMTP does not meet the requirements of my application) and would rather not > reinvent the wheel if I don't have to. > > bc >
