$!	This command file causes the address file in ~msg to be rebuilt.
$!	It is suggested that this command file be run whenever the system
$!	reboots, as well as whenever the system accounting file is changed.
$!	This command should be run from a priveleged account, and assumes
$!	that the software tools logical names have already been defined.
$!
$! set verify
$ addr:==$st_bin:addr
$ @st_bin:dcldef/out=nla0:
$ addr >~msg/address
$!
$!	The following line is commented out, but may be re-enabled if
$!	you wish to eliminate some accounts from the mail system.  A
$!	typical `nomail.sh' file might look like
$!
$!	find <~msg/address -x "%account-1" "%account-2" ... | cat >~msg/address
$!
$!	The -x option to find causes all lines but those matching the
$!	pattern[s] to be copied to standard output.  If more than 10 accounts
$!	must be eliminated, the output of the find command can be piped
$!	into another find command, etc., until all of the undesirable accounts
$!	are eliminated.
$!
$! sh -v ~msg/nomail.sh
$!
$!	This line assures that ~msg/address has the correct protection
$!
$ set protection=(g:r,w:r) st_msg:address.