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From: frechett@snoopy.Colorado.EDU (Mac the Ripper/ / / /)
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Subject: Re: problem with "send"
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Date: 17 Aug 90 04:49:16 GMT
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In article <44637@cornell.UUCP> murthy@algron.cs.cornell.edu (Chet Murthy) writes:
>I am trying to use mh-e to redistribute messages.  mh-e adds a line:
>Resent-To: Chet-Test
>when I tell it to redistribute to Chet-Test.
>(I have "Chet-Test: murthy" in my Aliases file)
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First of all, Is mh-e something special?  I am sorry if this sounds weird
but I have been hacking away at mh for sometime and only discovered this 
group recently.  I am not sure if your mh is different than mine.  
Whatever.  It aliased fine for me with just a dist command so what you are
doing must be confusing it.  I found a quick way to do it.  I know many of you
like to stay totally within the bounds of mh but I have added a few nice
features with a couple kludges.  Try this one out.  Take the message that you
want, such as ~/Mail/inbox/6 and if you want to send it to joe@blue.com
chris@booga.booga.edu ...etc.  Then put that list in a varible, called
say..... buds.  Then try this one out.  
cat ~/Mail/inbox/6 | rcvdist $buds
and poof away you go.  Unfortunately I don't have man pages for rcvdist   ;)
but I use it to bounce certain mail from certain people automatically.  ;)
Ah well, maybe my kind of reply is not what you are after, but I don't know 
what else to tell you.
>--chet--


	ian                           frechett@snoopy.colorado.edu