cml8@robin.cs.uofs.edu (Chris M. Little) (12/07/90)
When I send mail to a user at onother Internet site, I specify at the TO:
prompt:
SMTP%"user@host.domain"
I want to set my automatic forwarding address using SET FORWARD to another
Internet site. Is this possible? If so, how? Two things I tried were:
mail> set forward SMTP%"user@host.domain" and
mail> set forward user@host.domain
Neither of these worked. E-mail suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
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Chris Little (Graduate Asstistant) - CML8@JAGUAR.UOFS.EDU (VMS)
Department of Computing Sciences - CML8@SCRANTON.BITNET (VMS)
University of Scranton, Pennsylvania. - CML8@ROBIN.CS.UOFS.EDU (UNIX)cml8@robin.cs.uofs.edu (Chris M. Little) (12/07/90)
In article <179@platypus.uofs.edu> cml8@robin.cs.uofs.edu (Chris M. Little) writes: >When I send mail to a user at onother Internet site, I specify at the TO: >prompt: > SMTP%"user@host.domain" > >I want to set my automatic forwarding address using SET FORWARD to another >Internet site. Is this possible? If so, how? Two things I tried were: > > mail> set forward SMTP%"user@host.domain" and > mail> set forward user@host.domain > >Neither of these worked. E-mail suggestions would be much appreciated. >Thanks. > Thanks to all those who sent a solution. Two solutions that worked were: (1) mail> set forward SMTP%"""user@host.domain""" (2) mail> set forward "SMTP%""user@host.domain""" Essentially, the quotes have to be quoted. So note the number and arrangement of the quotes. -- Chris Little (Graduate Asstistant) - CML8@JAGUAR.UOFS.EDU (VMS) Department of Computing Sciences - CML8@SCRANTON.BITNET (VMS) University of Scranton, Pennsylvania. - CML8@ROBIN.CS.UOFS.EDU (UNIX)