NETMAIL(UCB) — UNIX Programmer’s Manual
NAME
netmail − read mail on a remote machine over the network
SYNOPSIS
netmail [ −l login ] [ −p password ] [ −n ] [ −f ] [ machine ]
DESCRIPTION
The mail for the specified user is read on the specified machine. If the machine specification is omitted, the default machine is used. The remote login name is indicated by the −l and −p options (or will be prompted for on the terminal). A password is required. −f and −n behave exactly as in net(UCB).
The mail will be delivered in the file “mbox.machine” in the user’s login directory.
Netmail executes the net(UCB) command.
AUTHOR
Eric Schmidt
FILES
~/mbox.∗mail delivery point
SEE ALSO
net(UCB), netrm(UCB), netq(UCB), netlog(UCB), netcp(UCB), netlpr(UCB), mail(1)
BUGS
Received mail is not concatenated with existing mbox.machine.
7th Edition — 2/24/79