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UUCP-style addressing
Remote recipients are specified by prefixing
the recipient name with the remote system
name and an exclamation point, such as
sysa!user. If csh(1) is the default shell,
sysa\!user should be used. A series of sys-
tem names separated by exclamation points can
be used to direct a letter through an
extended network (such as sysa!sysb!sysc!user
or sysa\!sysb\!sysc\!user ).
Domain-style addressing
Remote recipients are specified by appending
an ` @' and domain (and possibly sub-domain)
information to the recipient name (such as
user@sf.att.com). (The local system adminis-
trator should be consulted for details on
which addressing conventions are available on
the local system.)
gbolcer@!ucivax.