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2002-02-05 15:03:01 +0000
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Sergey Poznyakoff
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GNU
Mailutils
provides
a
set
of
programs
for
handling
the
email
.
@menu
*
imap4d
::
IMAP4
daemon
.
*
pop3d
::
POP3
daemon
.
*
frm
::
List
headers
from
a
mailbox
.
*
mail
::
Send
and
receive
mail
.
*
mail
.
local
::
Deliver
mail
to
the
local
mailbox
.
*
messages
::
Count
the
number
of
messages
in
a
mailbox
.
*
readmsg
::
Extract
messages
from
a
folder
.
*
sieve
::
Filter
a
mailbox
.
*
guimb
::
Mailbox
scanning
and
processing
language
.
*
comsatd
::
Comsat
daemon
.
*
configuration
::
Common
configuration
file
.
*
imap4d
::
IMAP4
daemon
.
*
pop3d
::
POP3
daemon
.
*
frm
::
List
headers
from
a
mailbox
.
*
mail
::
Send
and
receive
mail
.
*
mail
.
local
::
Deliver
mail
to
the
local
mailbox
.
*
messages
::
Count
the
number
of
messages
in
a
mailbox
.
*
readmsg
::
Extract
messages
from
a
folder
.
*
sieve
::
Filter
a
mailbox
.
*
guimb
::
Mailbox
scanning
and
processing
language
.
*
comsatd
::
Comsat
daemon
.
@end
menu
@page
@node
configuration
@section
Mailutils
configuration
file
@cindex
Mailutils
configuration
file
@cindex
mailutils
.
rc
There
are
some
command
line
options
that
are
used
so
often
that
it
is
inconvenient
to
specify
them
in
the
command
line
each
time
you
run
a
mailutils
utility
.
The
@file
{
mailutils
.
rc
}
provides
a
way
to
add
default
command
line
arguments
without
having
to
type
them
in
the
command
line
.
The
file
is
located
in
your
system
configuration
directory
(
usually
,
@file
{
/
etc
}
or
@file
{
/
usr
/
local
/
etc
}).
@footnote
{
Currently
,
the
mailutils
programs
that
use
@file
{
mailutils
.
rc
}
are
:
@itemize
@bullet
@item
imap4d
@item
pop3d
@item
mail
.
local
@item
comsatd
@end
itemize
}
The
@file
{
mailutils
.
rc
}
has
a
simple
line
-
oriented
syntax
.
Upon
startup
,
each
mailutils
program
scans
this
file
for
a
line
that
begins
either
with
a
program
name
or
with
word
`
mailutils
'
.
When
found
,
the
rest
of
the
line
following
the
first
word
is
split
up
at
whitespace
characters
and
resulting
words
are
added
to
the
program
arguments
@emph
{
before
}
the
command
line
options
.
Thus
,
the
options
specified
in
the
command
line
override
those
from
@file
{
mailutils
.
rc
}
file
.
The
very
long
lines
may
be
split
across
several
lines
of
text
by
escaping
final
newline
with
a
backslash
(
@samp
{
\
})
character
.
The
@samp
{
#
}
character
introduces
comment
.
Here
is
an
example
of
a
simple
@file
{
mailutils
.
rc
}
file
.
It
tells
all
mailutils
programs
to
use
@file
{
/
var
/
spool
/
mail
}
as
a
mailspool
directory
.
All
programs
,
except
@command
{
imap4d
}
will
issue
diagnostics
via
@code
{
local1
}
@file
{
syslog
}
facility
.
@command
{
imap4d
}
will
use
@code
{
local2
}.
@example
mailutils
--
log
-
facility
local1
--
maildir
/
var
/
spool
/
mail
imap4d
--
log
-
facility
local2
--
daemon
=
10
@end
example
@page
@node
imap4d
@section
IMAP4
daemon
@pindex
imap4d
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