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From: Stefan Molnar <stefan@exis.net>
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> Does anyone have any experience converting Novel's MHS formatted mail to 
> smtp formatted mail?  Is there a port available for this purpose?

>From last I tried, I could not do it.  So I used Mecury on the Novell
server to put out smtp, from last I checked it is freewaer, or very little
cost for shareware.  Once going it work great with my freebsd server as a
mail relay.  And since mecury uses the Bindry (I think it can use NDS I
was using 3.11 at the time) for usernames and mail file space it was an
okay alterntive.  Figureing out the NLMs was kinda anoying.

Stefan Molnar