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= ( ( � ( ( � � " 0 @ u S M ! I B E c U � X � Q � SMTP Internet Mail Interfaces NetWare MHS/SMF Interface Define Inter-server access Grant extended feature rights Manage user-defined gateways Exit, saving settings Quit, without saving h S M ! N B U c X � Q � SMTP Internet Mail Interfaces NetWare MHS/SMF Interface Settings specific to NDS mode Manage user-defined gateways Exit, saving settings Quit, without saving [ S M ! U B X c Q � Standalone configuration NetWare MHS/SMF Interface Manage user-defined gateways Exit, saving settings Quit, without saving A N S G No formatting Simple headers 'Glue' headers A N S # R��F Configuring Pegasus Mail/DOS Configuring Pegasus Mail/Windows Return to DOS (Don't Configure) ? The name users will use to access this gateway. Addresses will be entered in the form GWNAME/address. > Where Pegasus Mail should look for new incoming mail. You can use a ~8 substitution for the first 8 chars of the user's name. A Set to 'Y' if the value you have entered in 'New Mail Path' is a program which should be run, rather than a directory to search. < A DOS file spec which Pegasus Mail should use to locate new mail in the new mail directory. Wildcards are expected. > Where Pegasus Mail should write outgoing mail. You can use ~8 as with the new mail path. Only [C] rights are necessary here. A A program Pegasus Mail should run every time new mail is written to the gateway. Leave blank if no program should be run. > Filename format for outgoing mail. You can use ~d up to twice here to substitute a random integer. ? Address validation routine. If provided, Pegasus Mail will run this to verify addresses. Return errorlevel 0 if invalid. ? Format Pegasus Mail should use to compose the 'From' field for the message. ~8 or ~n indicate where the name should be placed. A If gw uses Internet-style addresses, set to Y and users will not have to use the GWNAME/address format - just the address. > Pegasus Mail can write parsed address information at the head of outgoing messages in two formats. Press <Enter> to select. < Set to 'Y' if Pegasus Mail should uuencode attachments sent via the gateway. A If 'Y', Pegasus Mail will create a separate outgoing message for each addressee in the message; if not, will create only one file. ; If 'Y', Pegasus Mail generates only one job when a message has BCC addresses, leaving BCC processing to the gateway. > Set to 'Y' if you want Pegasus Mail to strip the gateway name from outgoing addresses. Set to 'Y' if an Internet gateway. @ If set to 'Y', then all mail will be forced through the gateway irrespective of address type. Disables all other mail transports 6 Q l � � � � � ) D ~ � Gateway name : *New mail path : Is a program to run? : *New mail search mask : *Outgoing mail path : *Run for outgoing mail : *Filename format : Run to validate address : *Reply address format : Accepts SMTP addresses? : Simple message headers? : UUEncode attachments? : Burst messages? : Gateway processes BCC? : Strip gateway name? : Force all mail through? : 1 I <F10> Import definition <Ins> Define new Gateway <Del> Delete definition <Ctrl-Enter> save & exit 7 Whether or not MHS or SMF support is available on this system : p Whether to assume an address is an MHS address if Pegasus Mail can't distinguish it from an SMTP address. (Only required if you have an Internet gateway active as well) ; q If set to Y, then Pegasus Mail will always send all mail mail via MHS irrespective of the address entered (Use this option with extreme care). 8 o The MHS/SMF host name for this server, used by Pegasus Mail to construct return addresses. This should be the same name you used when installing MHS on your system. 8 t If Y, simple addresses will be passed to MHS instead of Pegasus Mail's own user agent, and the local user list will show local MHS users (NETDIR.TAB) instead of NetWare users. 5 k Set this to 'Y' if you are using an SMF-71 compliant Mail Transport Agent. If you set this to 'N', Pegasus Mail will use only SMF-70 (MHS 1.5) features. 6 The Universal Time setting for this system: enter the value as an offset from GMT, in the form +xxxx or -xxxx. 6 n If 'Y', then Pegasus Mail will invoke the MHS SMFSEND utility to deliver mail, instead of writing it into the SND directory for processing by MHS. 7 n Enter the path to the root of the MHS directory tree - the same as your MV environment variable. Pegasus Mail uses this to find MHS directories when changing servers. & 9 L _ r � � Enabled?: Preferred?: Use always?: Default workgroup: Local delivery?: SMF-71 available?: UTC time value: Use SMFSEND?: DOS MV path: : v � If using Mercury 1.11 or later, you can mail either via a NetWare queue or a spool directory. Under NetWare 4.0, only the directory interface may be used, while Charon and older versions of Mercury can only use the queue interface. : u � The name of the queue in which to place outgoing mail, or if you are using Mercury 1.11's spool directory interface, the path to the spool directory (preferably using the UNC notation form - e.g., \\SERVER\VOLUME\PATH). ; If SMTP mail is to be made available via either Mercury or Charon, set this field to Y. ; t If you use both SMTP and MHS at your site and want Pegasus Mail to treat addresses it cannot identify unambiguously as either type as Internet addresses, set this field to Y. 9 t If you want absolutely all mail to go via SMTP, then set this field to Y. Setting this field effectively disables Pegasus Mail's own delivery agent, and MHS support. ; w Enter here the full domain-extended Internet name you have assigned to this server. Pegasus Mail uses this to form the From: field in outgoing messages. Don't include the '@' sign. : q The Time Zone information Pegasus Mail should add to date fields in outgoing messages, in standard UNIX format - e.g, +1200, PST, EST and so on. 7 n The name you want placed in the Organization header of outgoing messages. Use this to identify your site more clearly in your mail. ) = Q e y Spool interface?: Enabled?: Preferred?: Use always?: This server's name: Our time zone: Organization: + U � � � � The Mercury spool directory you have named does not exist. You must create it before your users will be able to send SMTP mail. You can limit access to SMTP mail by using standard NetWare Rights. Users need only [ C ] rights to the spool directory and we suggest that you don't grant more than this. 5 Where your mail folders, address books, distribution lists and other associated mail files should be stored. 3 Where Pegasus Mail should expect to find new mail. New mail files have the extension .CNM. 7 This field is reserved for future use in Pegasus Mail, and should be set to 'N' in the meantime. Home mailbox : New mailbox : Asynch gateway? : 8 T p Mercury spool server : New mailbox method : Allow subtree recursion? : Send delivery broadcasts? : Use LDAP Synonyms? : ! Server : Usercode : Password : Allow remote usercode lookup: 0 H <+> toggle server group <Ins> Define new server <Del> Delete definition <Ctrl-Enter> save & exit Would you like PCONFIG to run MHSUSERwith the necessary commands to installPMAIL as a recognised mailer (you onlyneed to do this the first time youinstall MHS support on a server) Y/N? $
! C c � � � � � # C If you have installed either the Mercury or Charon SMTP Gateway at your site, then use this option to tell Pegasus Mail what it needs to know to access the gateway. Charon and Mercury are available via anonymous FTP to risc.ua.edu in /pub/network/pegasus. If you don't use either of these gateways then you don't need to use this option. $ ! @ ` � � � � � � 6 Pegasus Mail can use NetWare SMF transports such as MHS: if you intend to use it with MHS, then select this option. Examine the section in GUIDE.EXE, the online guide, for considerations about using Pegasus Mail with MHS. Pegasus Mail only supports MHS version 1.5 and later. If you aren't using MHS then you needn't select this option. $ ! C d � � � � � # Pegasus Mail can deliver between servers on the same local network without needing a gateway. To do so, you must create usercodes on each eligible server, and enter the details using this option. If the remote server has a valid NetWare GUEST account with no password, then you do not need to add an entry for it here. $
? _ � � � � � Certain mail features, such as autoforwarding, and the ability to disable receipt confirmation must be enabled on a user-by-user basis by the system manager. Grant users access to these 'ex- tended features' by adding their usernames to this list using the <Ins> key. $ = Z x � � � � � 0 It is possible to design your own mail transport for Pegasus Mail. If you have done this, or if you are using a gateway designed by someone else, you will have to tell Pegasus Mail about it using this menu entry. For more information on user- defined gateways, please read the readme file supplied with the distribution archive. $ ? ` } ~ � � � Select this option if you want to confirm any changes you have made to Pegasus Mail's configur- ation and exit from PCONFIG. Configuration information is stored in the NetWare bindery, or in the files PMAIL.CFG and PMGATE.SYS in standalone mode. $
? U V t � � � � Select this option if you want to abandon any changes you have made in this session. Only changes to configuration will be abandoned: users for whom you have granted or revoked exten- ded features during this session will retain any changes you have made to them. $
= ^ � � � � � � Select this option to setup Pegasus Mail for use in a stand- alone (non-NetWare) environment, for instance, when using a remote access gateway from home. You must tell Pegasus Mail where your mailboxes are found using this option, prior to running it in standalone mode. $ @ _ Select this option if you are running Pegasus Mail on a NetWare v4.1 or later server to adjust the way it interacts with NDS. Enter your MHS Administrator password: Output path: Queue name: Setup Options $ Help Run MHSUSER? Spool Directory Not Found Standalone configuration, %.30s User %s on server %s : Config = %.30s O � � K � � G � � C � � ? ~ Substitutions Substitutions can be made into any field in this screen marked with a '*'. Any of the following sequences can be used: ~c the name of the message container file ~t the contents of the "send_to" field ~s the contents of the "subject" field ~f the contents of the "from" field ~n the user's name on its simplest form ~b the user's bindery id in hexadecimal ~8 user's object name truncated to 8 chars ~d a random integer, expressed as 4 hex digits ~y the time and date in RFC-822 format, quoted ~q Y if the message is a BCC, N otherwise ~%name% the value of environment variable %name% ~p the user's personal name preference ~x the name.ext ONLY of the container file ~a the directory from which PMAIL.EXE was run ~h the user's home mailbox ~w the user's new mailbox ~~ a single tilde (~). Press <F1> again for key list (press any key to continue) more...
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<*!/ 5 5 @ Import definition from which file? C A file already exists under the name you have entered; do you want to overwrite it (Y or N)? File exists! Can't find %s , X PCONFIG cannot find PMAIL.EXE. Please enter the path to the directory in which the copy of Pmail you wish to configure is located. 5 o � � Would you like PCONFIG to add the PMAIL directory to your DOS PATH statement so you can start it from anywhere on your system? If you answer Y, PCONFIG will adjust or add the PATH statement in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, and will save your current AUTOEXEC.BAT file as AUTOEXEC.PM. Should PCONFIG modify AUTOEXEC.BAT? (Y or N) Add PMAIL to the Path? ; s � �
K � � � D E � � � � The author has a recommended installation for Pegasus Mail on standalone systems, which involves the creation of a NPMAIL@ directory structure in the root of your NC:@ drive. You are urged to use the recommended installation unless one of the following is true: N@ You do not have a C: drive or do not want to use it N@ N@ You have already installed Pegasus Mail on your system N@ PCONFIG can do all the necessary installation of PMail into your system for you, creating the C:\PMAIL directory, copying Pegasus Mail there, and adding the directory to your path. If you have already done an easy install or if you just want to change your mailbox settings, you should answer N below. NWould you like PCONFIG to do the recommended installation Nfor you? Please press either Y or N --> Easy Pegasus Mail Installation Easy installation complete 7 m � � PCONFIG has created the directory NC:\PMAIL@ and has copied the Pegasus Mail program files into it. If you indicated that PCONFIG should modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, then the directory has also been added to the PATH statement in that file and your original AUTOEXEC.BAT file has been renamed AUTOEXEC.PM. 0 c � � � � L PCONFIG cannot find this file to copy into your C:\PMAIL directory. Make sure that you are running PCONFIG from the directory where you unpacked the Pegasus Mail distribution .ZIP file. You will either have to copy this file into the C:\PMAIL directory manually, or else run PCONFIG again from the directory where you unpacked the distribution archive. Easy installation failed! 6 g � Errors occurred during the easy installation process. Pegasus Mail is not completely installed on your system, and you should correct the errors reported by PCONFIG before attempting to run PMAIL.EXE. . \ � � Please enter the NDS context in which PCONFIG should search for and store its configuration object (a profile object called PEGASUS MAIL). Leave blank to search back up the tree until the first configuration record is found. 9 q � If you have multiple NetWare 4.1 servers on your network and only have Mercury running on one of them, enter the name of that file server here so that Pegasus Mail knows it has to authenticate to it when submitting mail 8 r � Enter 0 here if you want to use the default new mailbox location for Pegasus Mail under NW4.1 (a directory called PMAIL in each user's home dir), or 1 if you wish to use the directory created by Novell's MHS Services product. 9 s � If 'Y', then Pegasus Mail will assume that usernames are unique in every NDS subtree managed by this configuration record. If 'N', Pegasus Mail will include subtree data as part of each user's 'From' address to guarantee uniqueness. 9 r If 'Y', then Pegasus Mail will send default to sending a short broadcast message to the recipient for local mail. This setting can be overridden on a user by user basis. ; r � If 'Y', Pegasus Mail will use the "Internet Email Address" NDS attribute created by the Novell LDAP server as the user's Internet e-mail address synonym. To use this option you must be running Mercury 1.43 or later. : t � � " \ � � � � NetWare has failed initializing its unicode tables. These tables allow it to translate NetWare-specific information from the internal format used by NetWare to the IBM-PC character set used on your computer. The unicode tables are usually found in the directory SYS:PUBLIC/NLS on your file server, and a directory containing these files must be on your system's PATH statement for PCONFIG to run properly. To correct this problem, issue the following DOS command: MAP INS S16:=SYS:PUBLIC/NLS then run PCONFIG again. ; < w � �
NetWare has reported an initialization failure to PCONFIG. Operation cannot continue normally - please check that you are running current versions of the NetWare shell, that you are logged into an NDS tree and that there are no other problems at your workstation. Press any key to exit... < t � � ' c � � Q R PCONFIG has detected that you are attached to a NetWare 4.1 or later file server. On these servers, you can perform configuration for either NDS mode or Bindery mode operation. In Bindery mode, Pegasus Mail will use the standard NetWare 3.x SYS:MAIL directory structure for each user's mailbox, while in NDS mode, it will use PMAIL directories located in each user's home directory. NDS mode operation requires components that may not have been supplied with your copy of Pegasus Mail - if you do not have them, you can obtain these via FTP from risc.ua.edu in /pub/network/pegasus/wpmnds.zip Which type of configuration would you like to perform? B B A N B $ R��H NDS Mode Configuration Bindery Mode Configuration Return to DOS (Don't Configure) Configuring file server %s