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'mailto' is a string variable whose value is a mail address (or
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comma-separated list of addresses). If this is set and the 'mail'
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command is issued with no arguments, then the output of the last command
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is mailed to that address.
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Example:
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set mailto user@frobozz.com
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Example:
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set mailto user1@hello.edu,user2@goodbye.com
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All the various Internet addressing styles are understood. BITNET sites
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should use the convention
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user@sitename.bitnet
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UUCP addresses can be specified as
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user@sitename.uucp
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If you would like to mail to an Internet IP address then use '[]'.
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Example:
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set mailto bajan@[132.206.44.5]
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