On Tue, 9 Dec 1997, George Bonser wrote:
> I just ran into that the other day ... you will find the /bin/mail is a
> link to smail, delete bin mail and make a new link pointing to exim.
I understood from your .sig...
> Debian/GNU Linux See http://www.debian.org
Ahem. Well, I understood from your .sig that you're talking about
Debian Linux (BTW, it's Debian GNU/Linux, not the other way). Huh.
We Debian developers tend to say such things...
Nevermind. I'm not sitting in front of my Linux box, but I telnetted
to master.debian.org and found the following for you:
debian:~/ftp/hamm> grep bin/mail Contents-i386
usr/bin/mail mail/mailx
So just install the package mailx. It works nice with exim and any
other mailer daemon.
Vadik.
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