Re: How's it coming ?

They are testing it on both SCO C compilers and GNU on both systems.

# | # Ermmm ... don't want to spoil the party, but how about the
# src/mail.c
# | # code? As I wrote earlier, the code you suggested, Kent, failed at
# line
# | # 145 and attempts on my part to rectify things only resulted in more
# | # complaints further up.

????

Earlier you wrote:
# 1: The default now is to compile src/mail as standard. This compile
# needed adding /usr/lib/libsocket.a to MAILOBS in src/Makefile by hand,
# in order to compile mail (the configure script omits this);

Configure now checks for libsocket.a.

# 2: mail is still unusable when used by MS Internet Explorer 5 and
# Netscape Communicator 4.61. In IE 5.0 it still produces the same rubbish
# characters in the text and with Communicator it will not even send text.

I just tested it here and it works fine. Compiled it directly from a CVS copy.

# Of course, if it were to quote original body as well in the reply, it'd
# be the bee's knees :-)

Such as putting it in <EM>original body</EM> ?

Are there other problems I'm not aware of ?

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