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Revision as of 19:46, 20 July 2010
Computer Help
This is a guide to the computer facilites, services and software available at the Math department of the University of Wisconsin. Most of the facilities are for department's the faculty, graduate students and staff. Those who do not have Math department accounts may use the two kiosk PCs located at the north B1 entrance (facing Ingraham hall) or the PCs located in the Kleene Math Library on the B2 level of Van Vleck hall. Our older guide is here.
Accounts and Policies
Account Set Up
Set up your e-mail client with the following parameters:
- Account Type: IMAP
- Incoming and Outgoing Mail Server: mailhost.math.wisc.edu
- IMAP Prefix: (leave blank)
- Incoming Server Port: 993
- Outgoing Server Port: 465
- Check Use SSL
Vacation Mail
I. VACATION MAIL
Here is how to set up vacation notification for your math e-mail account First, login to login.math.wisc.edu, then type cd /auto/mail/YOURNAME where YOURNAME is your username. Then add the following line to the end of your .procmailrc file:
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| /usr/bin/vacation YOURNAME
where YOURNAME is your username. Edit/create the file
/auto/mail/YOURNAME/.vacation.msg
and put in there the message you want sent out while you are on vacation.
When you return from your vacation, just delete or comment out these lines in your .procmailrc file by placing a # at the beginning of each line.
:0 c
| /usr/bin/vacation YOURNAME
This will allow our spam filters to process your incoming mail before it gets to your mailbox and send your vacation message to only legitimate addresses.
Forwarding your e-mail
- To forward filtered mail to a new address, put lines like this in
your /auto/mail/yourusername/.procmailrc file
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!myaddress@somewhere.com
(of course you should replace the last line with your forwarding address).
to forward mail to another account while keeping a copy on our server, put a line like this in your /auto/mail/yourusername/.forward file
\myusername, myaddress@somewhere.com