 To send mail via UUCP, you must have net privileges and long-distance credits.
You enter a UUCP mail message in the same way as you enter a normal net-mail
message, via `name@system' or `sys1!sys2!...!sysn!sysname!username'.
 
 For example, if you wanted to send mail to 'ihnp4!meccts!stag!pell!orc', you
would .G(oto) MAIL and [E]nter a message -- when Fortress asks you for who to
send the message to, you reply `ihnp4!meccts!stag!pell!orc'.  Sending mail is
now transparent as far as UUCP sites go.
 
 If you receive a UUCP message, Fortress will attempt to reply via the From: path
given in the UUCP header.
 
 Fortress also supports the `Subject:' fields and
domain addressing (name@system.domain).  With the upcoming introduction of
Fortress v0.1b+, fields such as `Reply-To:' and more will be supported.  UUCALL
(USENET gateway software) is currently undergoing development to allow USENET
rooms to feed back Fortress messages into the USENET's newsgroups.  All this and
more are now in beta-testing.
 
 RESTRICTIONS ON USING UUCP:  If your alias is anything but alphanumeric
characters, you cannot send mail via UUCP.  In the future, an aliasing function 
may be added that will allow you to map your Citadel name to a Unix-compatable
form for sending via UUCP, BITNET, or the Arpanet, but that isn't in place
now. (Spaces in your Fortress name will be replaced with _ before the message
is sent to UUCP.)
 
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