All users on the box have an internal mail box (usually
sendmail). The system mails system logs/errors to root so
that they can be made aware of what's going on with the
system. It's nice from the Admin side of the system.
~Guitarlynn
When I log in as root, before I get my bash prompt it says "you have new mail". When I read it, it's mostly just "LogWatch for localhost". Usually there is nothing in the messages except for "beginning of log" and "end of log". How can I set up my normal use account to access my remote mail and say "you have new mail" when I log on?
All users on the box have an internal mail box (usually
sendmail). The system mails system logs/errors to root so
that they can be made aware of what's going on with the
system. It's nice from the Admin side of the system.
~Guitarlynn
how do you view this mail?
lets say your username is agar, then first do mail agar and send a friendly message to your self. then just run mail and you can read the email.how do you view this mail?
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