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<pre><span class="head">fake sendmail for bugzilla/windows</span>

  glob.com.au/sendmail
  sendmail@glob.com.au

<span class="sub">about</span>

  sendmail.exe is a simple windows console application that emulates sendmail's
  "-t" option to deliver emails piped via stdin.

  it is intended to ease running unix code that has /usr/lib/sendmail hardcoded
  as an email delivery means.

  it doesn't support deferred delivery, and requires an smtp server to perform
  the actual delivery of the messages.

<span class="sub">install</span>

  (1) <a href="http://www.glob.com.au/sendmail/sendmail.zip">download sendmail.zip</a> 

  (2) copy sendmail.exe and sendmail.ini to \usr\lib on the drive where the
      unix application is installed.

      eg.  if your application is installed in c:\bugzilla, sendmail.exe and
      sendmail.ini need to be copied to c:\usr\lib\sendmail.exe and
      c:\usr\lib\sendmail.ini

  (3) configure smtp server and default domain in sendmail.ini

<span class="sub">license and source</span>

  this program is released under the <a href="license.txt">bsd license</a>.

  the license details and full source (delphi 2007) are included in the zip.

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