BTW, this thing with nmh failing to compile is a good illustration of why it's a win for all if you post to nmh-workers saying what you're up to. Had Ruud posted to nmh-workers saying he was looking into merging sendmail and smtp mts stuff, and/or had Kimmo posted saying he was looking into applying Ken's SMTP/POP3 SASL patches, someone would have had the chance to notice that both things were in the same area and might break each other. Please post to nmh-workers when you start working on anything non-trivial, and again when you're finished, whether it's applying a patch (which is all my last post on the subject talked about) or doing something on your own volition. Problems like Ruud's and Ken/Kim's code collision are easily avoidable if we just communicate. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dan Harkless | To prevent SPAM contamination, please [EMAIL PROTECTED] | do not post this private email address SpeedGate Communications, Inc. | to the USENET or WWW. Thank you.
