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How do I set up a MailBot?

April 26, 2017mailbot

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How do I set up a MailBot?

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Basically, the MailBot is just a variation on the email redirect account, covered in (.13) above – all the same rules apply – it goes in the HOME directory, and you must rename it .redirect – it’s thus a file that is invisible to FTP. Create it with an HTML Editor – NOT a word processor.

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Basically, the MailBot is just a variation on the email redirect account, covered in (.13) above – all the same rules apply – it goes in the HOME directory, and you must rename it .redirect – it’s thus a file that is invisible to FTP. Create it with an HTML Editor – NOT a word processor.

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Basically, the MailBot is just a variation on the email redirect account, covered in (.13) above – all the same rules apply – it goes in the HOME directory, and you must rename it .redirect – it’s thus a file that is invisible to FTP. Create it with an HTML Editor – NOT a word processor.

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Basically, the MailBot is just a variation on the email redirect account, covered in (.13) above – all the same rules apply – it goes in the HOME directory, and you must rename it .redirect – it’s thus a file that is invisible to FTP. Create it with an HTML Editor – NOT a word processor.

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Basically, the MailBot is just a variation on the email redirect account, covered in (.13) above – all the same rules apply – it goes in the HOME directory, and you must rename it .redirect – it’s thus a file that is invisible to FTP. Create it with an HTML Editor – NOT a word processor.