Welcome to the AmigaPine Home Page

This is the homepage for AmigaPine - the Amiga port of the Unix program of the same name. On this page will be binaries and updates from previous releases

UPDATE

As of July 20,1995 I released the second version Pine onto Aminet. So wait a day or two before you can see it. If you have a bug or question related to Pine, I constantly monitor the comp.sys.amiga.networking newsgroup. If you use AS225R2 and don't own a 020+ machine, email me and I will send you a suitable verion.

Bug Fixes/Enhancements from the previous released version

Fixed a bug that made Pine crash randomly when started from WB.
Now allows operability with AmiPOP and SMTPd
Mail now loads much faster. I think news does too but it doesn't seem to. (I changed a recursive routine to an iterative one.)
Hopefully (I really do) all the known bugs have been removed
250K less in size!
AmigaGuide help - cause of the size reduction
Now works without AmiTCP's login
pine -f folder now works with Amiga-style filenames
Workbench support has been removed (for now - maybe restored later)
Fixed a bug with using SMTPd - didn't parse its headers right if timezone was included
Should work with AmiTCP 3.0b2 now. Please tell me if it doesn't.
Has a version string for indentification. Type version pine to get Pine's version (will be 3.91 for now) and date created.

Information about Downloading

The base package contains all the extra utilities used with Pine such as ispell (for spell checking). Make sure you turn on "load to local disk" before downloading.

Click here to get the base package for Pine. You need this archive!
Click here to get an 68020+ version of Pine.
Click here to get a version of Pine suitable for all amigas.
Click here to get a version for use with Commodore's AS225R2 package. NOTE this version is a 020+ only package.
If you have an lpr that needs IXPIPE: when printing.(The version in the original release needed it.) One is available here.
Online HTML Documentation for pine

More documentation about Pine can be found at The Pine Home Page at the University of Washington.

Happy emailing!!

Jeff Shepherd <jsshephe@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca>

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