z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

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mailx
messages with more lines than that integer are “paginated” using the
command specified by the PAGER variable. For more information, see
“Environment Variables” on page 385.
q[uit] Ends a mailx session. This is the usual method to leave mailx. Messages
that have been read but not saved or deleted are stored in your mbox
(personal mailbox). Messages that are still unread are retained in your
system mailbox. Messages that have been deleted or explicitly saved in
other files are discarded. Typing the end-of-file character has the same
effect.
R[eply] [refs]
Sends a reply to the authors of each of the messages specified by refs. If
refs is not specified, the current message is used. The Subject line of the
reply message is taken from the first message in refs. If the record
environment variable is set to a filename, your reply message is appended
to the end of that file.
Normally, you use Reply if you just want to send your reply to the author of
a message, and reply if you want to send your reply to the author and all
recipients. If set, the flipr environment variable reverses the meanings of
the R and r commands. See “Environment Variables” on page 385.
r[eply] [ref]
Sends a reply to the author of a specific message, and all other recipients
of the message. If ref is not specified, mailx replies to the current message.
If the record environment variable is set to a filename, your reply message
is appended to the end of that file.
R[espond] [refs]
Is the same as the Reply subcommand.
r[espond] [ref]
Is the same as the reply subcommand.
ret[ain] [header ...]
Is the opposite of the discard subcommand. It tells mailx to display the
given header fields when displaying a message. The comparison of header
fields is not case sensitive. You can use retain to override existing discard
and ignore commands. If you do not specify any header fields, retain
displays a list of currently retained header fields.
S[ave] [refs]
Saves the specified messages in a file the name of which is taken from the
author of the first message (the filename is the author’s name, without any
attached network addressing). If the folder variable is set, the file is saved
to the specified directory.
s[ave] [refs][filename]
Saves the specified messages in the given file. If refs is not given, the
current message is added to the mbox. (The value of the append variable
determines whether the message is added to the beginning or the end of
the mbox). The file is created if it does not already exist. If you do not
specify filename, mailx saves the messages in mbox (your personal
mailbox). A message that has been saved with save is normally deleted
from mailbox when mailx ends (see quit); but see the variables hold and
keepsave.
se[t] name
Defines a variable with the given name and assigns it a null value. If you
omit name, set displays a list of all defined variables and their values.
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