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> computer expert). Without going through  each one or her email, is there
> any way I can forward those email to a different email address.

1: install the procmail package.  specifically, you need formail for this
task from the procmail task.

2: cat /var/mail/luser | formail -s /usr/sbin/sendmail luser@newaddress

This will take a while to run - sendmail will get ran once for every
single message.   You may be able to optimize this based on your unix
skill level; however, on the most basic of levels, this will get teh job
done.




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