This is a discussion on How to forward an email to other account within the Getting started tutorials forums, part of the Linux Getting Started category; Trust me if you don't have admin access to mail server then forwarding mail can be problem. For example your ...
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Trust me if you don't have admin access to mail server then forwarding mail can be problem. For example your account at uni tom.cat@myuni.com and then you gonna for holidays or just wanna forward email to mr.tom@yahoo.com then just do the following trick:
Code:
echo 'mr.tom@yahoo.com' > .forward |
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Ah kool tip dood
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