Controls whether or not you are automatically copied on messages you send, forward, or reply to.

restrictions

Requires SYSPRV privilege to set information for users other than yourself; requires SYSPRV or SYSNAM privilege to show information about users other than yourself.

Syntax

SET COPY_SELF keyword[,...]

SHOW COPY_SELF

Qualifiers	Defaults
/LOG	/NOLOG
/UIC="[g,m]"	None
/USER=username	None

Parameters

keyword[,...]

Required list of one or more keywords specifying when to automatically copy yourself and (whether to make the automatic copies cc: copies or bcc: copies). May be any combination of SEND , NOSEND , FORWARD , NOFORWARD , REPLY , NOREPLY , cc , bcc .

Description

With the COPY_SELF command, you specify whether or not you wish to automatically receive a copy of any messages you send with the SEND or MAIL commands, forward with the FORWARD , REDISTRIBUTE , or RESEND commands, or reply to with the ANSWER or REPLY commands. The CC and BCC keywords specify whether the automatic copy should be generated by placing your own address in the list of Cc: recipients, or in the list of Bcc: recipients for the message; the cc: keyword is the default.

Examples

In the following example, the COPY_SELF command is used to specify that you be copied on messages which you send or reply to.

EMAIL> SET COPY_SELF SEND,REPLY,NOFORWARD EMAIL> SHOW COPY_SELF Automatic copy to yourself on SEND and REPLY. EMAIL>