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>>Why not just write a tiny little inetd service to run
>>sendmail -q when you get a packet from their server?
>>A 5 minute perl hack.  The corresponding NT client
>>can also be a 5 minute perl hack.
>
>Well, that's OK too.  My main point was that UUCP was not the solution
>to their problem. :-)


amazing, i almost find the solution in less than 24 hours.

This is what i'll do, i'll get a P120 with FreeBSD 2.1.5 ( 2.2? )
and configure it to handle couple of domain, maybe like 3-4 of them.

okay, regarding the perl hack, i need some help on this.
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