Hangul Mail patch to Pine 3.95
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 Contents 

 1. pine395k.patch
    context patch for strings.c and pine.h in pine3.95/pine
    to make outgoing message from Pine 3.95 fully compliant to RFC 1557
    (Hangul Mail Exchange standard)
    where  pine3.95 denotes the top level directory of Pine 3.95
    source.

  a. unzip and untar pine3.95.tar.gz and apply the patch 
     in the top level directory of Pine 3.95 after moving
     pine395k.patch to that directory.
     
    (pine 3.95 source is available at ftp://ftp.cac.washington.edu/pine)

         % patch < pine395k.patch

     pine3.95/pine/strings.c may be replaced by strings.c included 
     in the package and pine3.95/pine/pine.h may be manually patched
     if somehow patch doesn't work. See 4. below.

  b. In the top of Pine 3.95 source tree, build Pine following
     instruction given in documents included(pine3.95/build and
     pine3.95/doc/pine-ports). All you have to do is run
     './build osname' where osname is three-letter abbreviation used as
     the extension for os-specific makefiles in the directory
     pine3.95/pine. (e.g. lnx for Linux, sol for Solaris 2.x, a41 for
     AIX 4.1, gso for Solaris 2.x and GCC, sun for Sun OS 4.1.x,sgi
     for SGI IRIX). It will make all the binaries, pine,pico,pilot,and
     imapd. You may delete binaries other than pine if you wish to.

        % ./build lnx          for Linux

  c. Please, note that you  need  about 20MB of free disk space
     to compile Pine 3.95. If you're short of disk space,
     you can  delete all makefiles and os-dependent files but 
     those for the target OS(Be careful with the latter since
     some OS dependent files - e.g. os-bsd.h and os-bsd.ic
     in pine3.95/pine/osdep are required by other OS such as
     Linux as well) and all files below pine3.95/doc.
     You may also save yourself quite much disk space by leaving
     either pine3.95/imap/ANSI or pine3.95/imap/non-ANSI and
     deleting the other depending on the flavor of your C compiler.
     Perhaps, lines for building pico and pilot can be commented out
     in pine3.95/build, as well.


  d. In AIX 4.1, you may have to tinker with the source a little bit.
     For example, I have to get rid of "char **home" in
     the prototype for server_login ()  in 
     pine3.95/imap/ANSI/c-client/env.h. The line

long server_login (char *user,char *pass,char **home,int argc,char *argv[])

   should read

long server_login (char *user,char *pass,int argc,char *argv[])
 
   in AIX 4.1. Moreover, you may have to modify
   the line 2905 in pine3.95/pine/send.c to read

 setpgrp(ps_global->post->pid);

   instead of

 setpgrp(0, ps_global->post->pid);



 2. hmconv1.0pl3.c

    The latest version of hmconv, code converter exclusively
    made for Hangul mail exchange. 

  
    Compile it with 'cc -o hmconv hmconv1.0pl3.c'
    In case your C compiler doesn't support ANSI C
    prototyping, add '-DKNR' to the command line
    as shown below (or uncomment the line 
    defining 'KNR' in the source before compiling)

    'cc -o hmconv -DKNR hmconv1.0pl2.c' 

    Usage: hmconv [-u] [-h] [input-file [output-file]]

           -u : iso-2022-kr -> ksc 5601
           -h : help
          no option: ksc 5601 -> iso-2022-kr


 3. README.pine

    document as to how to set Pine 3.92 or later for Hangul mail
    exchange. please, note that there are quite big changes
    ( 4. and 5 ) in the file about Pine configuration

 4. strings.c 

    Just in case pine395k.patch can't be applied, replace
    pine3.95/pine/strings.c with this hangul-patched version.

    At the line 66 of pine3.95/pine/pine.h, please, don't forget to add 
    'K' to the the version number to tell this version 
    from the one distributed by U. Washington if pine395k.patch
    (See 1.) doesn't work.
     
    

#define PINE_VERSION            "3.95"

   ===>

#define PINE_VERSION            "3.95K"

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   Please, send any comment to jshin@pantheon.yale.edu

      Jungshik Shin