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| < < | The forwarding file controls how your e-mail is forwarded, and can also be used to automatically send vacation messages. | |||||||
| > > | The forwarding file controls how your e-mail is forwarded, and can also be used to automatically send vacation messages. | |||||||
There are two places where you can put your forwarding instructions: /a/mail/forward/$user or ~/.forward. The latter name is the standard location for a forwarding file, and it's supported at Nevis. The former location is preferred, however, since the file will remain available to the mail server if your home directory becomes unavailable; e.g., if your group's server goes down. | ||||||||
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