Difference between revisions of "Forwarding Mail"
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| − | If you're a CS ''grad student, professor, researcher, postdoc or staff member,'' log into one of our [ | + | If you're a CS ''grad student, professor, researcher, postdoc or staff member,'' log into one of our [[Linux Clients on the CS Grad/Research Net]]. |
| − | If you're a CS ''ugrad student,'' log into one of our [ | + | If you're a CS ''ugrad student,'' log into one of our [[Linux Clients on the CS Undergrad Net]]. |
| − | In the top level of your home directory, create a | + | In the top level of your home directory, create a <tt>.forward</tt> file (don't forget the '''.''' ) using an editor. |
| − | Put your preferred | + | Put your preferred email account address as the only line in the <tt>.forward</tt> file. |
Save changes. | Save changes. | ||
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Then at the command prompt run: | Then at the command prompt run: | ||
| − | + | chmod 744 .forward | |
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| + | (Again, don't forget the '''.''' ) | ||
Revision as of 20:11, 10 October 2013
If you're a CS grad student, professor, researcher, postdoc or staff member, log into one of our Linux Clients on the CS Grad/Research Net.
If you're a CS ugrad student, log into one of our Linux Clients on the CS Undergrad Net.
In the top level of your home directory, create a .forward file (don't forget the . ) using an editor.
Put your preferred email account address as the only line in the .forward file.
Save changes.
Then at the command prompt run:
chmod 744 .forward
(Again, don't forget the . )