ICE4WARD mail forwarder.  Julian Thomas (jt@epix.net) April 1997

To use this you need:

1. Set up a filter to copy all the mail you want to forward into a
   dedicated folder.  Here's the one I use:

---------- Filter 11  FIF-level 1.1 ----------
f1.1 1 +\enabled
f1.2 * copy after first screen\Filter description
f2 * copy4auto\Filter alias
f3 # 24\search mode[s] ::  Body Header
f4 * \search expression or text
f6 * F046\folder directory for copy:: screened for autoforward to jt
f13.1 1 I \filter type :: Inbound
f13.2 1 S \search type :: Simple
f13.3 1 A \match type :: Always
f13.7 1 Y \Copy to Folder
f13.13 1 N \Disposition is delete :: No delete

2.  Create a .cmd file (I keep mine in c:\tcpip) to dial up your ISP.
    dialler.how explains how I was able to do this; you will need to
    adapt it to whatever works with your isp.  Note that you will
    hardcode the phone number, your ID and password in the scripts.

3.  Meet the dependencies:
/* dependencies:  (all must be reachable by the PATH except for mailto.exe)
   zip.exe     infozip zip utility
   mailto.exe  (in mr2ice directory; need one later than 1.26 that
                doesn't have a length limitation)
   killem.exe   kills process by name of executable (orprocess #)
   uuencode.exe standard utility available from various sources
  tee.exe       standard utility available from various sources
                (there's an IBM EWS one around); for capturing output
                for debug, etc.
*/

4.  Put this script in its own directory.

5.  Edit ice4ward.prm with your parameters.  To check everything out, set
    test to 1.

6.  Try it out.  use this incantation in an os2 text window:

    cd \ice4ward        (or wherever you have it)
    ice4ward 2>&1 | tee ice4ward.log

7.  When running it for real, be sure to set test to 0.
    When you get back home, highlight the window and use Ctrl-C to
    terminate
