mcm (03/01/83)
.TH NMAIL 1 .SH NAME nmail \- a UUCP network mail interface .SH SYNOPSIS .B nmail site!person ... .SH DESCRIPTION .I Nmail searches each argument for an explanation point. If it finds one, it replaces everything through the explanation point with the line it finds in the database. Everything up to the explanation point is used as a key into the database. The new arguments are echoed, then the normal mailer is executed with the new arguments. An element in the database should look like: .nf (site name) (printf string) .fi This happens to be the format output by the .I mkpath(1) program. The database must be sorted. .SH FILES .TP 20 .I /usr/lib/PATHS the sorted database .TP 20 .I /bin/mail the mailer .SH "SEE ALSO" mkpath(1), mail(1) .SH AUTHOR Mike Mitchell (duke!mcnc!ikonas!mcm)