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when I mail myself I get the following;


bash-2.03$ David@Banning.com... User unknown
David... User unknown
/no/such/directory/dead.letter... cannot open
/no/such/directory/dead.letter: No such file or directory

the same thing happens when the computer boots and it looks for
dead.letter


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