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In article <1994Sep25.233251.30124@miavx1>, [log in to unmask]
writes:
> Is there any way, using Pine under vms to forward mail? Unix systems
> generally accept a .forward file, and seeing as vms accepted pine.signature,
> pine.addressbook, etc, I attempted that, to no avail. Any suggestions?
The .forward file in Unix is actually not part of PINE. PINE is just a
mail reader, it doesn't actually process or deliver any of the mail (I
think). SENDMAIL is actually the program that delivers (and forwards) mail
on a Unix system.
MIAVX1 doesn't run SENDMAIL. Instead we use the native mail delivery
system that comes with OpenVMS (plus a few extra programs like PMDF and
Jnet to help us deliver to non-Dec networks like TCP/IP and BITNET).
Therefore, you need to tell VMS to forward your mail, not PINE. You can do
this as follows:
$ MAIL
EMAIL> SET FORWARD [log in to unmask]
EMAIL> EXIT
$
--
Kent Covert, Software Coordinator
Miami Computing and Information Services
Miami University, Oxford, OH
[log in to unmask] (internet)
kacovert@miavx1 (bitnet)
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