As per Relevance of the word processing, we have this rfc below:

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Network Working Group S.
Request for Comments: 786 J.

July 1981

MAIL TRANSFER PROTOCOL
ISI TOPS20 MTP-NIMAIL




This document defines the ISI TOPS20s interface between the
Transfer Protocol (MTP) and the Network Independent Mail
(NIMAIL) in terms of the files which implement it. The
structure and name of each file is described below

For a complete understanding of the MTP protocol as well as the
used within this document, see RFC 780 "Mail Transfer Protocol",
784 "ISI TOPS20 Implementation", and RFC 785 "ISI TOPS20
Defintitions". The NIMAIL is documented in IEN 169, "A
NIFTP-Based Mail System".



1. NIMAIL to

NIMAIL will present mail for processing by MTP using the
specified in RFC 785.

2. MTP to

MTP will present mail for processing by NIMAIL in files of
following form

address address address Via: USC-ISIE; date-time
.
.
.

.
.
.

Where each address is of the form




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July 1981 RFC 786
ISI TOPS20 MTP-NIMAIL Interface



user%host%host%host@

And each address in the same file has the same "@host" part

The date-time will be in the default TOPS20 ODTIM
"dd-mmm-yy hh:mm:ss" (24 hour time).

The files will named "arbitrary.NIMAIL.-1", where "arbitrary"
be somesort of date-time encoding for human uses. The NIMAIL
not care in the least what the "arbitrary" part is. These
will be placed into the NIMAIL directory on ISIE



The NIMAIL and MTP will each perform a transformation of the
information to create the appropriate input for the other system

NIMAIL to

The mail that arrives at NIMAIL with the

joe%hostx%hosty%hostz@

will be presented to MTP with the

FROM: TO: <@hostz,@hosty,joe@hostx

MTP to

The mail that arrives at MTP with the

FROM: TO: <@ISIE,@hostz,@hosty,joe@hostx

will be presented to NIMAIL with the

joe%hostx%hosty@

Via:









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