GNU/Linux man pages
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Unix |
Unix v6 |
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mail(1) |
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mail send mail to designated users [ ] [ person ... ] with no argument searches for a file called prints it if it is nonempty, then asks if it should be saved. If the answer is the mail is added to Finally is truncated to zero length. To leave the mailbox untouched, hit ‘delete.’ The question can be answered on the command line with the argument ‘−y’ or ‘−n’. When are named, takes the standard input up to an end of file and adds it to each file. The message is preceded by the sender’s name and a postmark. A is either a user name recognized by (I), in which case the mail is sent to the default working directory of that user; or the path name of a directory, in which case in that directory is used. When a user logs in he is informed of the presence of mail. No mail will be received from a sender to whom is inaccessible or unwritable. /etc/passwd to identify sender and locate persons
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/etc/utmp |
to identify sender |
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mbox |
saved mail |
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/tmp/m# |
temp file write (I) |
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