Subject: Default entry in cc: field possible?

From: "Darren Hayes" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 12 Jul 1997 18:09:37 -0700

Is it possible to auto-forward or auto-copy an email to an email
address? When I am off site I telnet to my ISP and use Pine 3.95 to
compose/send email. I would like to auto enter my email address in
the cc: field so copies of my messages are auto sent back to me
(then at home when I log in via PPP I can access them via Pegasus).
Yes I can manually enter my email address in the cc: field but I
forget too often (or am too lazy ;-). I know how to fcc my sent mail 
to a Pine sent-mail folder but this does not automate the process. I 
still have to manually forward those messages.

Thanks for any info.

Darren
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From: Edward M Greshko <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 14 Jul 1997 08:06:49 +0800 (GMT)

> still have to manually forward those messages.

Go to setup/configure.  Find the line that says "customized-headers".

Add an entry for "Cc: [email-masked]"

You're done.

Ed

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From: Paul O Bartlett <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 13 Jul 1997 17:00:58 -0400

On 12 Jul 1997, Darren Hayes wrote:

> address?

    Yes, but not with Pine.  With respect to incoming mail, Pine is
completely passive.  It takes no action on its own.  In fact, most of
the time when mail is coming in, Pine does not even exist.  You need to
use some program which hooks into the mail delivery process, which Pine
does not.  On Un*x systems, procmail is one of the most commonly used
such agents.

>          When I am off site I telnet to my ISP and use Pine 3.95 to
> compose/send email.

    No problem with that.

>                     I would like to auto enter my email address in
> forget too often (or am too lazy ;-).

    If you are too lazy, that's your problem, not ours. :-)  You can,
however, put your other address in the Cc: field in your configuration
so that it is always there unless you consciously take it out.  Read
the instruction book for configuration.

>                                       I know how to fcc my sent mail 

    Only if you are not set up correctly with suitable tools and
configuration.  Remember, there are some things Pine was never
designed, intended, or implemented to do.  For some of those tasks, 
you must use tools external to Pine.

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