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== Email forwarding == | == Email forwarding == | ||
Although kibo can send and receive email, it will queue up ''on kibo'' by default. You can read it by using a console-based mail client installed on kibo like <code>mutt</code> but it's almost certainly easier to setup email forwarding. Doing so is as simple as creating a file called <code>~/.forward</code> that contains a single line with the email address you want your email forwarded to. | |||
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echo "makohill@uw.edu" > ~/.forward | echo "makohill@uw.edu" > ~/.forward | ||
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This is important because programs you are running (including any jobs you have running unattended from a cronjob will send their output to the user in question via email). In some cases, these had been queuing up on Kibo for months without anybody knowing about them. | |||
== Storing Data == | == Storing Data == |