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Network Working Group                                        B. BresslerRequest for Comments: 458                                        BBN-NETNIC: 14378                                                     B. Thomas                                                               BBN-TENEX                                                        20 February 1973Mail Retrieval via FTP   We propose two new FTP commands called ReaDMailFile and ReaDMail.   These commands are intended to be symmetric with respect to the   current MLFL and MAIL commands.  They would allow a user to read his   mail at one or more sites without incurring the overhead of logging   in and without having to use several different retrieval methods.   The user might go further and create a program to go around to all   the server sites and retrieve his mail for him.  The current FTP   mechanisms provide for password protection, should security be   required.   This proposal brings into focus, once again, the problems of   different users with the same ID, and to a lesser extent, one user   with multiple IDs.  This RFC does not attempt to address these issues   at this time, as much effort is currently being devoted to them.   However, we believe that a satisfactory system for network mail   should include a mechanism to enable each user to have mail for him   sent to a single repository (ideally, the site of his choice).  We   further believe that the two commands proposed here would be useful   in such an environment as well as within the current network   environment.   The format of the commands is   COMMAND    REPLY              success        fail   RDMF       200,250,330    433,450,451,454,455,457,500,507              secondary replies:              252            452   RDML       152,330        433,450,451,455,500,507   The success reply 200 would take the text "NO MAIL NOW".  For the   RDMF command the mail itself is transferred over the data connection,   and the FTP replies come over the TELNET connection.Bressler, et. al.                                               [Page 1]

RFC 458                  Mail Retrieval via FTP         20 February 1973   For the RDML command both the mail and the FTP replies come over the   TELNET connection.  The reply 152 is a new code meaning "mail text   follows" the text that follows may be "NO MAIL NOW".          [This RFC was put into machine readable form for entry]     [into the online RFC archives by Helene Morin, Via Genie 12/1999]Bressler, et. al.                                               [Page 2]

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