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173.1 | are you running SDC software? | MTA::GRAHAM | the beat is tough and jazzy | Thu Feb 09 1989 22:12 | 20 |
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Works fine here. It looks to me like your command line should
read "exec /usr/bin/dxmail", *not* "exec usr/bin/dxmail".
Verify this by selecting "Edit Menus" from the "Customize"
pulldown entry - Then click on "Applications" from the "Menu
Profile" selection. This will cause all customized applications
to be displayed in the "Menu Items" selection. Finally, the
correct command syntax can be verified by selecting "Mail" from
the "Menu Items" and then checking the "Associated Command..."
line to see if it read "exec /usr/bin/dxmail".
I hope the above "nonsense" helps ;-) To late to be writing good
English.
Also, make sure /usr/new/mh (needed to invoke mail handler) is
inserted, as a path in your .login (home directory) file.
kris..
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173.2 | Working now | ISLAV::OLAV | Do it in parallel! | Fri Feb 10 1989 05:46 | 17 |
| The command was "exec /usr/bin/dxmail", sorry for the typing error. I got it
working by changing the command to "dxmail".
Another thing I noticed was that sending eight-bit characters to VMS gets
truncated to seven bit!
After using DECwindows mail under VMS for a period of time, I found "dxmail" to
be quite different (not better!). Wasn't the goal to produce applications
under DECwindows that is identical (at least 90% equal)? "dxue" is also quite
different from "Fileview" (not counting the neccessary differences in
terminology because of the different operation system).
According to the person that installed Ultrix we should be running the SDC
version.
Olav
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173.3 | You probably ran into a known bug | FLUME::dike | | Fri Feb 10 1989 08:44 | 8 |
| There is a magic switch that dxue uses to communicate selected files to processes
that want to know about them. Unfortunately, if you have files selected, dxue
adds this switch to the command line without checking to see if the process
wanted it. Things like dxmail see this, don't fully understand what's going on
and exit with a usage message. The workaround is to not have any files selected
when you fire off random applications.
Jeff
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173.4 | dxue notesfile? | MOSAIC::SLICK | | Fri Feb 10 1989 09:34 | 5 |
| Is there a dxue notesfile somewhere? I have some questions about
its behavior, where is the best place to ask? I have what should
be the SDC version (file size 1199104 bytes) and it sometimes crashes.
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