Mailing List Archive: .qmail file

.qmail file

Feb 9, 1997, 5:11 AM

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I'd like to place a .qmail file in a user's home directory that will
forward a copy of any received messages to him at another machine,
but I'd also like to save a copy for his later retrieval via
popmail.

Any ideas without setting up a second account for him?

Best Regards,

Bruce Bodger
bbodger@ttown.com
http://www.ttown.com

Re: .qmail file [ In reply to ]

bruce at fs

Feb 9, 1997, 5:26 AM

Post #2 of 3 (1169 views)

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> > I'd like to place a .qmail file in a user's home directory that will
> > forward a copy of any received messages to him at another machine,
> > but I'd also like to save a copy for his later retrieval via
> > popmail.
>
> user@other.address.com
> ./Mailbox
>
> That would do it.

Would it? That sounds easy enough :-)

Thank you, Vince.

Best Regards,

Bruce Bodger
bbodger@ttown.com
http://www.ttown.com

Re: .qmail file [ In reply to ]

vev at michvhf

Feb 9, 1997, 4:17 PM

Post #3 of 3 (1166 views)

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On Sun, 9 Feb 1997, Bruce Bodger wrote:

> I'd like to place a .qmail file in a user's home directory that will
> forward a copy of any received messages to him at another machine,
> but I'd also like to save a copy for his later retrieval via
> popmail.
>
> Any ideas without setting up a second account for him?

How 'bout:

user@other.address.com
./Mailbox

That would do it.

Vince.
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