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How to "forward" mails from the MAIL program

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I am trying to forward mails in my inbox of the AIX system.
Is there a way to forward specofic mail?

Help did not help!!

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Display Commands:
t [<msg_list>] Display messages in <msg_list> or current message.
n Display next message.
f [<msg_list>] Display headings of messages.
h [<num>] Display headings of group containing message <num>.
Message Handling:
e [<num>] Edit message <num> (default editor is ex).
d [<msg_list>] Delete messages in <msg_list> or current message.
u [<msg_list>] Recall deleted messages.
s [<msg_list>] <file> Append messages (with headings) to <file>.
w [<msg_list>] <file> Append messages (text only) to <file>.
pre [<msg_list>] Keep messages in system mailbox.
Creating New Mail:
m <addrlist> Create/send new message to addresses in <addrlist>.
r [<msg_list>] Send reply to senders and recipients of messages.
R [<msg_list>] Send reply only to senders of messages.
a Display list of aliases and their addresses.
=============================== Mailbox Commands ==============================
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Thanks chunky_monkey!

But Is there any way to &quot;forward&quot; the mail to another user, AFTER the mail has reached the inbox.
 
I don't have forward on my server. Is it a special installation or fileset? Einstein47
(Love is like PI - natural, irrational, endless, and very important.)
 
Not sure how .... But I guess you can save the mail with &quot;w&quot; option in the mail program and then mail the file with &quot;<&quot;

unix_prompt:/> mail test@email.com < file1

Thanks!
 
I would look into installing a more featureful mail client if I were to want to do fancy stuff. Don't reinvent the wheel, I say. Then again if you just want to automate system mailings or something simple you should be able to whip up a script to read/edit your mail file.
 
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