TCPIP Services, SMTP, Multiple Recipients
*Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX)
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To send mail to more than one user, use the SEND command, but at
the To: prompt, type a list of names or the name of an existing
distribution list.
When you type a list of names, use the following guidelines:
o Separate each name with a comma ( , ).
o If multiple users are on the same remote host, type the full
user_name@host combination for each user.
o If a user is on your local host, omit the ampersand (@) and
host.
Use the following syntax:
MAIL> SEND
To: user1,user2,user3@host3,user4@host4
where:
user1 is located at the local OpenVMS system.
user2 is located at the local OpenVMS system.
user3 is located at host3.
user4 is located at host4.
MAIL> SEND
To: user1@host5,user2@host5
In this example, both users are located at remote host5.
To send mail to multiple users by entering the name of a
distribution list, follow these guidelines:
o The file with the distribution list can be yours or belong to
someone else.
o The file can reside locally or remotely.
o Do not include the names of other distribution lists in the
distribution list.
You can use two kinds of distribution lists: OpenVMS distribution
lists and SMTP distribution lists.
Additional Information (explode) :
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