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- SET-SHOW FORWARD
-
- Sets a forwarding address for your mail. After you enter the SET FORWARD
- command, the address you specify receives mail messages. The default you
- establish with the SET FORWARD command remains in effect until you enter
- the SET NOFORWARD command.
-
- The SHOW FORWARD command displays the name of the specified forwarding address.
-
- If you have SYSNAM privilege, you can set and show forwarding addresses for
- other users.
-
-
- Format: SET FORWARD address
-
- SET NOFORWARD
-
- SHOW FORWARD
-
-
- Parameters: address
-
- Indicates the address (NODE::NAME) to which your mail is
- forwarded. The node name is not required.
-
-
- Qualifiers: /ALL
-
- Lists forwarding information or displays a message if the
- specified user does not have forwarding enabled.
-
- /USER=user-name
-
- /USER=user-name
-
- Indicates the name of another user for whom you are setting or
- showing a forwarding address.
- You can use the /USER qualifier only if you have SYSNAM
- privilege. The user name can be specified, or you can use the
- wildcard characters (* or %) to search for names with a
- particular string in common.
-
- Examples:
-
- 1.
- MAIL> SET FORWARD NEXUS::LARS
- MAIL> SHOW FORWARD
- Your mail is being forwarded to NEXUS::LARS
-
- MAIL>
-
- This example shows how to establish a forwarding address
- with the SET FORWARD command and display the forwarding
- address with the SHOW FORWARD command.
- 2.
- MAIL> SHOW FORWARD/ALL/USER=C*
- Username Forwarding address
- CARTON VIOLET::CARTON
- COLLINS None
- CRUTHERS GREEN::CRUTHERS
-
- This example shows a wildcard search for all users whose
- names begin with the letter 'C'. Since the /ALL qualifier
- has been specified, all users are listed, even if they have
- not entered a forwarding address. COLLINS has not entered a
- forwarding address, therefore, None appears under the
- "Forwarding address" heading.