Terminal You Have New Mail at Jennifer Marshall blog

Terminal You Have New Mail.  — i'm running some cron jobs on my machine and every time i fire up a terminal session i'm getting a 'you have.  — when logging into your ubuntu server, you might be greeted with the message you have new mail in. it means that a process or script you have created is sending mail to an account on your local machine (for example, a mail.  — you can either remove the file /var/mail/$user which will remove the alert that you have mail (as it will alert you if. so, if you fire up an email client (like alpine or mutt) you can send mail to other users on the system by addressing to. Later, you can still elect to read the mail with.  — the bash (and many other shells) have a feature called mailcheck, which outputs your message the first time.  — in short, create a ~/.forward file and, on a single line, the path of a file you'd like to receive mail in.

so, if you fire up an email client (like alpine or mutt) you can send mail to other users on the system by addressing to.  — i'm running some cron jobs on my machine and every time i fire up a terminal session i'm getting a 'you have.  — the bash (and many other shells) have a feature called mailcheck, which outputs your message the first time.  — you can either remove the file /var/mail/$user which will remove the alert that you have mail (as it will alert you if.  — in short, create a ~/.forward file and, on a single line, the path of a file you'd like to receive mail in. Later, you can still elect to read the mail with. it means that a process or script you have created is sending mail to an account on your local machine (for example, a mail.  — when logging into your ubuntu server, you might be greeted with the message you have new mail in.

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Terminal You Have New Mail  — you can either remove the file /var/mail/$user which will remove the alert that you have mail (as it will alert you if. so, if you fire up an email client (like alpine or mutt) you can send mail to other users on the system by addressing to.  — when logging into your ubuntu server, you might be greeted with the message you have new mail in.  — i'm running some cron jobs on my machine and every time i fire up a terminal session i'm getting a 'you have.  — you can either remove the file /var/mail/$user which will remove the alert that you have mail (as it will alert you if. Later, you can still elect to read the mail with.  — in short, create a ~/.forward file and, on a single line, the path of a file you'd like to receive mail in.  — the bash (and many other shells) have a feature called mailcheck, which outputs your message the first time. it means that a process or script you have created is sending mail to an account on your local machine (for example, a mail.