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2 total messages Started by Will Renkel Tue, 29 Dec 1992 16:09
mail on a MIPs server
#3310
Author: Will Renkel
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 16:09
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I am trying to work in a crazy world where my workstation is a SUN and my mailserver is a MIPs.
The problem - I cant get the mail system to look at the .forward file.
I assume that it would be looked at by the mail software on the MIPs server.
Anybody got ideas or advice?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: mail on a MIPs server
#3909
Author: Michael S. Cross
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 14:11
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renkel@rtsg.mot.com (Will Renkel) writes:
>
>I am trying to work in a crazy world where my workstation is a SUN and my
 mailserver is a MIPs.
>The problem - I cant get the mail system to look at the .forward file.
>I assume that it would be looked at by the mail software on the MIPs server.
>Anybody got ideas or advice?
>Thanks in advance.
>

Our MIPS (MIPS RC3350 - Unix System V Release 3 / RISC/os 4.52A) supports
"forward" via a command line option:

     -Fpersons
        entered into an empty mailbox, causes all incoming mail
        to be forwarded to persons.

and

     To forward all of one's mail to systema!user enter:

        mail -Fsystema!user

The FMP (Fine Man Page :^) doesn't mention .forward at all.  The one for
our SUN does ...

Hope it helps (tm).

Mike

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