Transcript Introduction to UNIX - Supercomputing Challenge

Introduction to UNIX
B. E-Mail With Pine
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E-Mail - Using Pine
Performance Objectives
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How to open PINE.
Describe the Main Menu Options
Create Mail Messages
Read Mail
Create Folders
Using the Address Book
Using Pine Help
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Getting Started With Pine
• To check your E-Mail or send a message:
Login to the appropriate server.
 Type pine at the prompt.
 The following menu will appear:
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Main Pine Menu
PINE 3.96
MAIN MENU
Folder: INBOX
29 Messages
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HELP
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Get help using Pine
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COMPOSE MESSAGE
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Compose and send/post a message
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FOLDER INDEX
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View messages in current folder
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FOLDER LIST
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Select a folder OR news group to view
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ADDRESS BOOK
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Update address book
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SETUP
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Configure or update Pine
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QUIT
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Exit the Pine program
Copyright 1989-1997.
PINE is a trademark of the University of Washington.
? Help
O OTHER CMDS L [ListFldrs]
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P PrevCmd
N NextCmd
R RelNotes
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Main Menu Options
• Status line - at top defines number of new messages.
• Menu Items:
 Compose Message - create and send a new message
 Folder Index - Summary of messages in current folder.
 Folder List - A list of all your message folders.
 Address Book: Personal collection of addresses and
aliases.
 Setup: Voluminous list of configurations for PINE
features.
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Folder List
• A list of all your message folders.
• The 'current' one is highlighted.
• Select another folder w/ cursor (arrow) keys
and <RETURN>.
• Multiple folder collections use <RETURN>
to expand.
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Reading Messages
•Select 'I' from the Main menu:
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Message 1 of 29 NEW
Mike Fisk
(763) relay test from with lanl to mode
Mike Fisk
(768) relay test with silicon-desert allow
Mike Fisk
(771) test with non-lanl first in consult
Mike Fisk
(774) test with debugging on
Michael Fisk
(794) Testing from non-lanl (relay)
Suzanne B. Conrad (1,654) Re: password
Mike Fisk
(780) final (hopefully) relay test
David Kratzer
(1,239) Re: test of [email protected]
EVERETT THOMPSON
(1,227) help...with killing process numbers.
denise DRZYMALSKI
(996) login and password
JAMES HUNTER
(1,177) Account
LIANGFEI WANG
(1,777) Letter of Apology
Janet Clafton
(979) Current Page
Cole Nielsen
(672) X Windows
David H. Kratzer
(7,581) Alamogodo team 001?
Albert M. Simon
(7,042) 003.html
Albert M. Simon
(12,179) 002.html
BRADY ALLRED
(919) Blue Mountain
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M Main Menu
O OTHER CMDS V [ViewMsg]
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P PrevMsg
N NextMsg
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Spc NextPage
D Delete
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F Forward
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Reading Messages
• Status line at top shows number of messages and
current pointer.
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• A list is displayed with the message descriptors:
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Status of the message - N = New
Message number for easy reference.
Sender of the message.
Size of the message in characters.
Subject of the message
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Reading Messages (Con't)
• To read a message:
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Move the cursor to the desired message (arrow keys).
Press <RETURN> (or V for view).
The message header and the body are displayed.
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Reading Mail (Con’t)
PINE 3.96
MESSAGE TEXT
Folder: INBOX
Message 25 of 29 ALL
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 14:20:21 -0600 (MDT)
From: J-Dawg <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: account problems
Hi Mr. Kratzer, this is Jared Thormahlen again. I wanted to thank
you again for helping me out with my connectivity problems.
Unfortunately, it seems a member of my team is having issues with his
password on mode, and he cannot log in. Kevin Grimes (ch007kxg) can't
seem to access mode. If you could advise a course of action, I'd be
greatly obliged.
Thanks,
Jared
? Help
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O OTHER CMDS V ViewAttch
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P PrevMsg
- PrevPage
N NextMsg Spc NextPage
D Delete
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Reading Mail (Con’t)
• Selected PINE commands are listed at the
bottom of the screen.
• To return to the Main Menu simply type 'i'.
• To view the next message type 'n'.
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Forwarding a Message
• To route a message to another person use
the 'f' key.
A message header will appear:
 Type address of recipient in the TO: field.
 Type any Cc recipients.
 Subject is already inserted but may be changed
 Message text area is available for added
comments.
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Forwarding a Message
• To route messages use the 'f' key.
PINE 3.96
FORWARD MESSAGE
Folder: INBOX
29 Messages
To
: [email protected]
Cc
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Attchmnt:
Subject : account problems (fwd)
----- Message Text ----This should have been send to consult.
David
---------- Forwarded message ---------Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 14:20:21 -0600 (MDT)
From: J-Dawg <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: account problems
Hi Mr. Kratzer, this is Jared Thormahlen again. I wanted to thank
you again for helping me out with my connectivity problems.
Unfortunately, it seems a member of my team is having issues with his
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Create Address Book Entry
• Select Address Book (a) from the Main
Menu
• Select AddNew (a) from the menu
• Complete each requested entry (terminating
each with a <RETURN>
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Create a Folder
• Select List Folders (l) from Main Menu.
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A list of existing folders is displayed
• Select Add (a) from Folder Menu
• Define a name for the folder.
• Use the Save option while reading mail to
select a folder to store mail messages.
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End of Module
Complete PINE E-Mail
Exercises
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