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I'm having a little problem with notification of new mail
arrival (Aix 2.2 is used).

I have two userid's on the machine for different tasks, one is 'fd1'
and the other is 'fd2'. The different login described here are for
'fd1'.

At the first few days, I was using the 'Bourne shell' as my login shell
and had the following setup in my '.profile' script: 

MAILMSG="[New mail has arrived]^G"
MAIL=/usr/mail/$LOGNAME 		# mailbox location
MAILPATH=$MAIL'%[^GNEW MAIL FOR fd1^G]:/usr/mail/fd2%[^GNEW MAIL FOR fd2^G]'
MAILCHECK=60
export MAILMSG MAIL MAILPATH MAILCHECK 

This worked perfectly and I was notified when new mail arrived for me.

Then, I changed my login shell to be '/bin/csh' and included the
following in my '.login' script:

setenv MAILMSG "[New mail has arrived]^G"
setenv MAIL /usr/mail/$LOGNAME 		# mailbox location
setenv MAILPATH $MAIL'%[^GNEW MAIL FOR fd1^G]:/usr/mail/fd2%[^GNEW MAIL FOR fd2^G]'
setenv MAILCHECK 60

Since that time, I never get notified when new mail arrives for me.

Is the 'mail check' only supported by the '/bin/sh' program ? Am I missing
something in my '.login' script ? Are there different environment varibles
for this in 'csh' ?

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

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