Subject: "metoo" flag in Unix Pine?

From: "Hugh A. Pritchard" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 1996 19:02:07 -0400 (EDT)

Sendmail features "don't send a copy to yourself" if you're included in
a mailing-list sort of alias (/etc/aliases) when mailing to that alias.
You can override this behavior if you can manage to specify "-om" ("me,
too") on the sendmail command line.  Not easy, since (most) users use
some friendlier mail interface such as Pine, which then passes along
your mail to sendmail.  [Is this true?]

Another Unix mail program, mailx, lets you set an internal variable
called "metoo."  Though not documented as doing so, mailx seems to pass
"-om" along to sendmail if you've set metoo (perhaps in your .mailrc
file).  Then your own address is not discarded by sendmail when it
expands the alias.

I'd like to know what Unix Pine does about this "me, too" behavior (or
lack of it).  I saw nothing about this in the setup-config screen.

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		Hugh Pritchard, Smoke N' Mirrors, 703/318-1440, [email-masked]