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Section-Update: 17 Oct 94
Mailbase is funded by the Joint Information Services Committee of the Higher
Education Funding Councils for England, Scotland, and Wales. Its services
are very popular in the U.K., and the program itself provides many useful
features, friendly command syntax and user messages, and good efficiency.
- Unusual features
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- Features for users
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- Features for administrators
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- Mailing lists and other information resources
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To find out the basics of using Mailbase, write "send mailbase user-guide" in
the body of a message to mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk. Or, take a look through
http://www.mailbase.ac.uk/ or gopher://gopher.mailbase.ac.uk/ ... lots of
Mailbase documentation is available there, as well as searching facilities
for Mailbase lists and archives.
- System requirements
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Mailbase is available for SunOS 4.1.1 and 4.1.3 on Sun 4/4m/4c's, and for
Solaris 2.3. For Mailbase to run, your system must also have two other
packages installed: Ingres 6.3 (or later) and Perl.
- Cost and licensing
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Write to mailbase-helpline@mailbase.ac.uk.
- How to get it
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Mailbase source code is not available. However, the binaries can be
licensed at no charge; write to
mailbase-helpline@mailbase.ac.uk.
To save the Mailbase developers' sanity, you should have some understanding
of Ingres, Unix, and Mailbase itself (as a list owner/member) before you
attempt to install Mailbase.
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