MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 1

mailx(1) MPE/iX Shell and Utilities mailx(1)
T[ype][refs]
is the same as the Print command.
t[ype][refs]
is the same as the print command.
una[lias][alias [name ...]]
deletes specified alias names.
u[ndelete][refs]
restores previously deleted messages. When messages are deleted, they are not dis-
carded immediately; they are just marked for deletion, and are actually deleted when
mailx terminates. Until termination, you can use undelete to restore the specified
messages. You cannot undelete messages deleted in previous sessions. If you do not
give refs, this command restores the first deleted (but not yet undeleted) message fol-
lowing the current message; if no such message exists, it restores the last deleted (but
not yet undeleted) message preceding the current message. If the
autoprint vari-
able is set, the last restored message is printed. This is the only command that lets
you give a ref to a message which has been deleted.
U[nread][refs]
marks the specified messages as unread.
uns[et] name ...
discards the specified variables.
ve[rsion]
displays version information about mailx.
v[isual][refs]
edits the specified messages with a screen editor. If no refs are specified, the current
message is edited. The messages are saved in a temporary file and the screen editor
is invoked to edit that file. The editor used is given by the
VISUAL variable; see the
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES section.
w[rite][refs] filename
writes the specified messages into the given file. If no refs are given, the current
message is written. write is the same as save except that it does not write out the
header lines and the blank line at the end of the message.
x[it] is the same as the exit command.
z[+] scrolls the header display forward one screenful.
z– scrolls the header display backward one screenful.
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