Thanks for your reply.
I have checked /etc/mailutils.rc and /etc/mailutils.d, and after
commented out all the options still i cannot see the messages.
For a user, which belongs to mail group, using mail -f /var/mail/$USER,
i can see the messages.
For root using mail -f /var/mail/root gives the following output:
//var/mail/root: 0 messages/
Of course there are messages for both users.
I thought mail uses $MAIL variable to check for messages by default, so
i can skip using -f /path/to/mbox.
On 04/18/2014 01:19 PM, Eray Aslan wrote:
On Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 01:09:59PM +0300, Giorgos Anastasiou wrote:
If i run /mail/ then i get No mail for user, but i can see in the spool
that there are email in the spooler(/var/mail/$USER).
which means that mail is looking at a different spool. Check the config
files at /etc/mailutils.rc and /etc/mailutils.d/*
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