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From: Carey Nairn <Carey.Nairn@ccd.tas.gov.au>
Subject: Re: remote mail and dual boot questions.
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At 16:17 20/02/97 -0600, Mason Begley wrote:
>I am currently using popclient (which I love to death) to read mail on a
>remote mail machine. But I'm not sure how to send mail the same way. If
>I use pine locally and use username@domain.com then it will put my
>machine name as the reply to field which I don't want since my FBSD
>machine is more or less a workstation only. (I dual boot winblows95 and
>freebsd and am not running a mail server on my 95 machine, it might
>break, hehe. Is there a smtpclient type of emailer that will let me
>create the e-mail on my machine and transfer it to another smtp server?
>
I use sendmail/pine on my FreeBSD installation to send mail out and
popclient/pine to receive mail.  In the pine config there is a user-domain
parameter which you can use to specify the default domain in your from
headers.  You can also do a customised header with a Reply-to field.

>
>Also, I am going crazy with this dual boot system of mine. What I would
>like to do is have my c: drive (1 gig SCSI drive) for windoze 95 and
>freeBSD on my other scsi 1 gig. Is this possible without repartitioning
>the drives? I heard that the OS/2 boot manager would alow me boot from a
>second PHYSICAL drive. Is this correct? I bought a used copy of os/2
>warp just in case this is right. 
>
I also have a dual boot system and us OS-BS to switch between OS's.
Version 2.0 beta 8 allows you to boot off a second physical drive.

Cheers,
Carey Nairn