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After further review it appears that the direction I was given from our support staff was wrong.

What is happening is that the mail is being routed to our DNS and resolved through it to reach or...

I used the info on ta 105706 at http://stage.caldera.com/ta/ to configure sendmail.cf and now e-mail seems to be working but it is rather slow to process (takes as much at 10 minutes to process).
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When I run sendmail in verbose mode it hangs when trying to connect to my nt box.

Once it gives up it comes back with the message "Deferred: Connection timed out with nt"

I later get an e-mail...

I went through the steps in the faq and was able to manually send an e-mail to my nt server.

Yet I still cannot e-mail using the mail command or sendmail it still gives the same error message.
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We recently installed a new release of SCO UNIX (5.0.6) and when I try to relay e-mail from the UNIX box to my NT server (the mail server) I get the following message from sendmail.

Deferred:...

The main issue seems to be that the text document does not hold any formatting info so whatever the default setup is on any of the windows based editors you use will result in the document being...

The key to the problems I was having was that the mimetool didn't have the right paths set up for my system so once I set them up and tested the script it worked.

Now that I can view it in 132...

Now my problem is that I am trying to use the script you suggested but I can't recognize it's existence in SCO UNIX. When I try to execute it eventhough I have all the modes and permissions set up...

If you mail the file from unix as an attachment (I use uuencode) then you open the attachment to the e-mail does it preserve the line size? What application in windows do you use to view it?
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Unfortunately simply e-mailing it does not solve the problem. I e-mail it as an attachment to a Microsoft Exchange account and it doesn't preserve the 132 character line.

I am running SCO unix and I am generating a text file from a database application that creates rows that are 132 characters long. I then want to e-mail that file to a windows exchange user.

I...

I want to take a file that is generated in 132 columns from a unix based report generator and transfer it to a windows environment and preserve the column length. Any ideas how I can do this so...