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Annotation of researchv10dc/vol2/upas/upas.terms, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: destination address
        !             2: mail interface
        !             3: mail system
        !             4: mailing list   s
        !             5: network mailer
        !             6: network-specific mailer
        !             7: parsing rule
        !             8: pattern match
        !             9: user name
        !            10: /etc/passwd    c
        !            11: /usr/lib/upas/names    c
        !            12: /usr/lib/upas/rewrite  c
        !            13: /usr/lib/upas/auth     c
        !            14: /usr/lib/upas/translate        c
        !            15: /usr/lib/upas/route    c
        !            16: sendmail       s
        !            17: rewrite commands       s
        !            18: structure of Upas      s
        !            19: ? operator     p
        !            20: address-list
        !            21: alias  S
        !            22: >>     S
        !            23: I |    S
        !            24: translate      S
        !            25: auth S
        !            26: config directory       f
        !            27:  ed    c
        !            28: egrep  c
        !            29: I make c
        !            30: SMTP
        !            31: RFC822
        !            32: uucp
        !            33: Upas \(em a Simpler Approach to Network Mail   g
        !            34: Message Routing        s
        !            35: Message Format Conversion      s
        !            36: User Control   s
        !            37: Concealing Machine Names       s
        !            38: Loop Detection s
        !            39: Installation   s
        !            40: Comparison With Sendmail       s
        !            41: translate

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