#-h- postmn.r 328 asc 29-apr-81 10:25:51 [002,100] #-h- main 266 asc 29-apr-81 10:25:39 [002,100] DRIVER(postmn) character dir(FILENAMESIZE) integer fsize string mymail "mymail" string messag "You have mail@n" call query("usage: postmn") call homdir(dir) call concat(dir, mymail, dir) if (fsize(dir) > 1) call putlin(messag, STDOUT) return end #-h- postmn.rof 703 asc 08-may-81 17:01:03 [002,100] .in 5 .rm 75 .pl 60 .he 'POSTMN'8/25/80'POSTMN' .fo //-#-/ .bp 1 NAME .in +3 postmn - report the presence of mail .ti -3 SYNOPSIS postmn .ti -3 DESCRIPTION postmn looks to see if the requestor has received any mail. If so, it reports that fact upon the standard output file with the comment "You have new mail". .ti -3 FILES Uses the file address in the mail directory to determine the user's home directory. .ti -3 SEE ALSO .nf mail - utility for sending mail msg - utility for reading and filing mail resolve - utility for querying the mail database about users users - utility for listing valid mail users .fi .ti -3 AUTHOR postmn was written by Joe Sventek .ti -3 BUGS/DEFICIENCIES .br