SMTPD, an SMTP daemon for OS/2.
Author: Pete Appleton, pete@rayko.demon.co.uk

This program allows you to get mail via SMTP, eg Demon Internet Services,
and then retrieve it via a local POP server eg POP3D11.

The program is free, and should be received with source code.  GNU
terms and conditions apply - do what you want with it, you don't
have a warranty, feel free to modify it but please give me credit.
(c) 1995 Pete Appleton

NOTE:  THIS VERSION IS A BETA TEST!

NO RESPONSIBILITY IS TAKEN FOR ANY BUGS / DAMAGE CAUSED / PHONE BILLS
ETC.

To install:
Stick the program somewhere.  Start it when your SLIP / PPP connection
is up and running (if you have the line ifconfig lo [your IP address]
in your startup.cmd you can run it offline too).  Options are:

-a <program> [options]
   Use <program] as mailer agent.  Eg, Niel Kempson's excellent deliver.exe
   when it is released.  Example:  smtpd -a c:\programs\internet\popstuff\
   deliver.exe -Dc:\data\mail -P pete.  Note that the extension for the
   mailer agent is obligatory.

-p <path>
   Drop mail into directory <path>.  This is the one to use if you are
   using POP3D.  Example: smtpd -p c:\data\mail.

-t Test mode.  Don't do anything, just discard mail.  Be warned... if you
   use this switch any mail will be lost.  It exists for testing under
   loopback conditions.

Known bugs:

Proper mailbox support is not yet implemented (will only deal with a
single user atm, all mail is routed to them).
Doesn't forward mail to a secondary SMTP daemon (debatable as to
whether desirable anyway).
Reverse path is not updated.
Full path canonisation is not performed - just a simple check on
whether this mail is targetted for us.

Features to be added:

Decent icon (current one is crap).
POP server capabilities.
Better shut-down code.
