write a simple perl script... run it as a background
process when u'r logged in, and zap it while u logout...
/ayn
On Mon, 19 May 1997, Georgios Katsikogiannis wrote:
Hi, I have come up with the following problem.
Having redirected your message to a folder, how could you get an
indication that a new mail has arrived and o which folder has it been
stored, other than having to look at the log file? If you don't store them
in the /var/spool/mail/xxxx, then can't you get a notification about any
incoming messages ? Is there any way to see in which folder is a new
message stored ?
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