Subject: Automatic Remail

From: Matt Hane <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 1997 12:08:50 -0700

Hi, 

I'm wondering how I can send all of my email to one address
automatically. Can anyone help? 

Thanks.

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From: Robert J Wilshe <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 19 Feb 1997 14:00:58 -0600 (CST)

Matt:

I'm not quite sure of the forwarding strategy you desire, so I'll cover
all the bases with ya....

All of the following suggestions require that you have a ".forward" file
in your home directory.  To create one, use a text editor, like pico or vi
(use pico if you're most comfortable with pine).  In that file, create
the following line(s):

If you want all incoming mail at your brain.uccs.edu address to be
forwarded (no copy at uccs.edu) write this in .forward:

	[email-masked]

	where [email-masked] is the fully qulaified address
	that you want all your incoming mail forwarded to.

If you want a copy in your uccs.edu address, but another forwarded to
another address write this is .forward:

	[email-masked],[email-masked]

	where your two desired addresses are separated by commas (no
	space).  Make sure one is your uccs.edu address.

If you want to continue to receive mail, but send notification to someone
that you are currently not reading your mail (on vacation), look at the
manual page for "vacation"  on your system.  Just type "man vacation" at
your prompt.

Hope this helps!!!  Let me know directly if you have any other questions.

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