GNU Mailutils Manual
Short Contents
1 Introduction
2 Mailutils Programs
3 Mailutils Libraries
4 Sieve Language
5 Reporting Bugs
6 Getting News About
gnu
Mailutils
7 Acknowledgement
Appendix A References
Appendix B GNU Free Documentation License
Function Index
Variable Index
Keyword Index
Program Index
Concept Index
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
2 Mailutils Programs
2.1 Mailutils Configuration File
2.1.1 Common
2.1.2 Mailbox
2.1.3 Mailer
2.1.4 Address
2.1.5 Daemon
2.1.6 Auth
2.1.7 Encryption
2.1.8 Logging
2.1.9 Sieve Specific Options
2.1.10 A Sample Configuration File
2.2 Authorization and Authentication Principles
2.3
frm
and
from
— List Headers from a Mailbox
2.4
mail
— Send and Receive Mail
2.4.1 Invoking
mail
2.4.2 How to Specify Message Sets
2.4.3 Composing Mail
2.4.4 Reading Mail
2.4.5 Scripting
2.4.6 How to Alter the Behavior of
mail
2.4.7 Personal and System-wide Configuration Files
2.5
messages
— Count the Number of Messages in a Mailbox
2.6
movemail
— Moves Mail from the User Maildrop to the Local File
2.6.1 Movemail Options
2.6.2 Summary of Movemail Usage
2.7
readmsg
— Extract Messages from a Folder
2.8
sieve
2.8.1 A Sieve Interpreter
2.8.2 A Sieve to Scheme Translator and Filter
2.9
guimb
— A Mailbox Scanning and Processing Language
2.10
mail.local
— Deliver Mail to the Local Mailbox
2.10.1 Invoking
mail.local
2.10.2 Using
mail.local
with Various MTAs
2.10.3 Setting up Mailbox Quotas
2.10.3.1 Keeping Quotas in DBM Database
2.10.3.2 Keeping Quotas in SQL Database
2.10.4 Implementing User-defined Sieve Mail Filters
2.10.5 Implementing User-defined Scheme Mail Filters
2.11
mail.remote
— Pseudo-Sendmail Interface for Mail Delivery
2.12 mimeview
2.13 POP3 Daemon
2.14 IMAP4 Daemon
2.14.1 Namespace
2.14.2 Starting
imap4d
2.15 Comsat Daemon
2.15.1 Starting
comsatd
2.15.2 Configuring
comsatd
2.16
MH
— The MH Message Handling System
2.17
mailutils-config
— Get the Information about the Mailutils Build
3 Mailutils Libraries
3.1 Framework
3.1.1 Folder
3.1.2 Mailbox
3.1.3 Mailer
3.1.4 Message
3.1.5 Envelope
3.1.6 Headers
3.1.7 Body
3.1.8 Attribute
3.1.9 Stream
3.1.10 Iterator
3.1.11 Authenticator
3.1.12 Address
3.1.13 Locker
3.1.14 URL
3.1.15 Parse822
3.1.16 Mailcap
3.2 Authentication Library
3.2.1 Data Types
3.2.2 Initializing
libmuauth
3.2.3 Module Creation and Destruction
3.2.4 Obtaining Authorization Information
3.2.5 Existing Modules
3.2.6 Using
libmuauth
in Your Programs
3.3 Mailutils to Scheme Interface
3.3.1 Address Functions
3.3.2 Mailbox Functions
3.3.3 Message Functions
3.3.4 MIME Functions
3.3.5 Logging Functions
3.3.6 Direct Linking
3.3.7 Dynamic Linking
3.4 Sieve Library
3.4.1 Sieve Data Types
3.4.2 Manipulating the Sieve Machine
3.4.3 Logging and Diagnostic Functions
3.4.4 Symbol Space Functions
3.4.5 Memory Allocation
3.4.6 Compiling and Executing the Script
3.4.7 Writing Loadable Commands
4 Sieve Language
4.1 Lexical Structure
4.2 Syntax
4.2.1 Commands
4.2.2 Actions Described
4.2.3 Control Flow
4.2.4 Tests and Conditions
4.3 Preprocessor
4.4 Require Statement
4.5 Comparators
4.6 Tests
4.7 Actions
4.8 GNU Extensions
5 Reporting Bugs
6 Getting News About
gnu
Mailutils
7 Acknowledgement
Appendix A References
Appendix B GNU Free Documentation License
B.1 ADDENDUM: How to use this License for your documents
Function Index
Variable Index
Keyword Index
Program Index
Concept Index
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Introduction
: Preliminary Information.
Programs
: Mailutils Programs.
Libraries
: Mailutils Libraries.
Sieve Language
: The Sieve Language.
Reporting Bugs
: How to Report a Bug.
News
: Getting News About
gnu
Mailutils.
Acknowledgement
: Thanks and Credits.
Appendices
References
: References.
GNU FDL
: This manual is under the GNU Free Documentation License.
Indices
Function Index
: All Mailutils Functions.
Variable Index
: All Mailutils Variables.
Keyword Index
: Index of Keywords.
Program Index
: All Mailutils Programs.
Concept Index
: Index of Concepts.