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 In article <1993Jan21.015420.11047@rmtc.Central.Sun.COM>, rock@rmtc.Central.Sun.COM (Bill Petro) writes:
 >schmeltzer@lifia.imag.fr (Olivier Schmeltzer) writes:
 >
 >>I would like to forward mail; the man pages about mush say that I have
 >>to use the '~f' option followed by a [msg-list]. OK, but what is a
 >>[msg-list]? I tried the number of the message but it wouldn't work.
 >>So, what should I do?
 >
 >>Thanks
 >
 >
 >What you want to do is:
 >
 >:mail -f .		[where "." is the current message]
 >
 >
 >I have created a macro in my .mushrc file:
 >
 >bind-macro '\CXf' ':flags f\n:mail -f . '
 >
 >    When you type ^X-f, it will set the message flag to f ("forwarded")
 >    and then forward the message.

    That's strange.  I thought that in mush, you could simple do

mush(msg 2)>  mail -f foo@bar
^^^^^^^^^^
(prompt)

Or if you want to mail a different message than the current one, you
write

mush(msg 2)> mail -f 1, 3-15, 18 foo@bar

   which should send mail message 1, 3 through 15 (inclusive) and 18 to foo@bar
(commas optional).

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Charles Lin
clin@eng.umd.edu