Pine 4.64 for OS/2
(C) 1989-2005 The University of Washington.
OS/2 Port by Nicholas Sheppard (nps@zeta.org.au)


INTRODUCTION
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This is my port of Pine 4.64, which is a more or less completely revised port
compared to the old port (last released as Pine 4.58). The port includes:

 * the Pine mail and news client;
 * the Pico text editor;
 * the Pilot file browser;
 * the University of Washington mail servers; and
 * several utilities for managain mail and testing mail servers.

Pine is originally developed by the University of Washington. Information about
the current state of Pine for OS/2 can be found on my web site at

    http://www.zeta.org.au/~nps/software/pine/en/index.html

General Pine information can be found at the University of Washington's site at

    http://www.cac.washington.edu/pine

Relevent Usenet groups are comp.mail.pine for general Pine discussion, and
comp.os.os2.mail-news for OS/2 mail and news discussion. I follow both of these
groups and usually post announcements there.


INSTALLATION AND DOCUMENTATION
==============================

Pine is now distributed in two parts:

 * pine464.zip, which contains the Pine client, Pico and Pilot; and
 * imap464.zip, which contains the Uni of Washington POP3 and IMAP servers

Each package is self-contained.

Unzip all of the packages you want into the same directory. Each component of
the distribution is documented separately:

 * UWPINE.OS2 -- Installation instructions for the Pine client (most people
   will want to read this)

 * UWIMAPD.OS2 -- Installation instructions for the University of Washington
   mail servers (for mail server users only)

 * PWD2.OS2 -- Documentation for the Pwd/2 password management utilities (for
   mail server users only).

Pine has extensive on-line user help, and technical information is available in
tech-notes.txt.

Changes specific to the OS/2 version of Pine are documented in CHANGES.OS2



LEGAL STUFF
===========

Pine is (c) 1989-2005 The University of Washington. It is distributed under
the terms given in CPYRIGHT.

OpenSSL is (c) 1995-1998 Eric A. Young and (c) 1998-2005 The OpenSSL Project.
The files open_ssl.dll and cryptssl.dll are distributed under the terms given
in CPYRIGHT.SSL

Pwd/2 is (c) 2003 Nicholas Paul Sheppard. It is distributed under the terms
given in PWD2.OS2
