
\S mail \S:  Examples

       mail

    Allows you to read your own mail.

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       mail -t xyz abc root

    Sends a message to the users with the login names "xyz", "abc", and "root".
    \S mail \S takes the message from standard input and adds a header to it
    that lists all the people who received the mail.




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       mail xxyyzz!root < mailfile

    Sends the message in "mailfile" to the login "root" on the computer system
    "xxyyzz".

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       mail -F "system1!jgp, mrl"

    Forwards mail sent to you to the user "jgp" on the remote system "system1!"
    and to user "mrl" on your local system.
