Thank you very much. I spent a while researching but I did not find the
answer in
searches, I did not know to look at the MULTINET manual, I used
the online help thinking that was enough. I will try to be more thorough.
Bill
I looked in the Multinet 4.3 Users Guide and found "Reply-to" in the index
referring me to page 8-10 in the Administrators Guide. There I found:
Quote:
Specifying the REPLY_TO Header
The MULTINET_SMTP_REPLY_TO logical name lets you specify the value for the
RFC822 REPLY-TO: header. For example to set your Reply-To: header to
FNORD at
FLOWERS.COM, use the command:
$ DEFINE MULTINET_SMTP_REPLY_TO "FNORD at FLOWERS.COM"
This logical name only affects mail agents that use the SMTP% interface
(for
example OpenVMS and DECWindows mail).
Endquote.
In case it is not clear, you should define this logical name in DCL before
you
run VMS MAIL and it will then apply when you send mail to an address
prefixed
by SMTP%.
I will add that you could probably use DEFINE /SYSTEM if you want this to
apply to all users on the system or you could put the command in a users
login.com if you only want it to apply to that particular user. If you
want to get really fancy, you can use lexical functions such as for example
F$GETJPI(0, "USERNAME") to come up with a single logical name definition
that
will work correctly for any user on the system without modification.
I used the Multinet 4.3 manual because it happened to be handy. I imagine
the same applies any later version of Multinet and might also apply to some
but not all earlier versions.
I will also repeat the warning that I often give, that the SMTP mail
interface
provided with Multinet is functional but not comprehensive. My feeling is
that
it is mainly there to be able to tick the box that says that SMTP is
supported.
If you want a top class email setup, you should install PMDF, from the same
company.
Regards,
Peter Coghlan.