Subj : Help
To   : CARL ARNETT
From : Jos Huijnen
Date : Sat Jan 13 2001 03:50 am

Hello CARL!

<January 12, 2001> you wrote to JOS HUIJNEN:

 JH>> So the delivery of e-mail (to your ISP) is also handled by
 JH>> Winserver?
 CA> Yep, it has 2 available servers, smtp, or pop3, and another one,
 CA> WCmail, which is UUCP.

In that case you should take a look at the format of the files Winserver is 
using for smtp, pop3 and/or wcmail(uucp).

WaterGate can do all of them. Uucp must be configured in the "user 
definitions". Smtp and pop3 in the "link definitions". Also remember to take a 
look at the "RFC settings" (In the "System configuration"), because there are 
configured some global settings on this one.

Only thing you have to take a close look at, is the format of the files and the 
directory structure (and filenames) used in WaterGate as well in Winserver. 
They have to use the same format/filenames/dirstructures. If not, you can't use 
that combination without any util which does some conversion (I have had this 
myself because UUPC/Extended isn't fully implemented yet in WaterGate and it 
doesn't use the same filenames/in-outbound dirs as WaterGate).

I hope this will help you in the correct direction for configuring WaterGate in 
combination with Winserver.

Greetings,
   Jos Huijnen

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