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commands.cppH A D17-Feb-20031.5 KiB7872

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fifo.tmplH A D27-Jan-19971.2 KiB8068

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hashlist.tmplH A D15-Jan-19972.9 KiB155134

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helpfile.hH A D20-Jan-20063.2 KiB112111

iobottle.cppH A D23-Jan-20063.9 KiB185145

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mailmsg.cppH A D30-Jan-200623.5 KiB1,097883

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main.cppH A D03-May-202218.7 KiB826641

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mime.cppH A D03-May-202237.8 KiB1,6051,249

mime.hH A D23-Jan-20064.5 KiB190141

mimetype.cppH A D03-May-20226.5 KiB249208

mimetype.hH A D29-Jan-2000393 169

my_regex.cppH A D29-Jan-20001,007 4229

my_regex.hH A D29-Jan-2000291 115

outgoing.cppH A D03-May-20229.9 KiB440340

outgoing.hH A D20-Jan-2006279 105

rcfile.cppH A D11-Dec-20041.1 KiB5638

rcfile.hH A D23-Jan-2006279 133

tempfile.cppH A D11-Dec-2004569 2924

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terminal.cppH A D23-Jan-200611 KiB609510

terminal.hH A D23-Jan-20062.5 KiB11786

README

1
2This is the README file for "My Mailer" version 1.6
3
4"My Mailer" is the second incarnation of a UNIX text-based mailer
5designed to be an intermediate step between mail and pine, with a few
6twists of my own.  See the file "Features" to find out how this mailer
7is different.
8
9If your mail spool directory is not '/usr/spool/mail/$USER' then you may
10want to edit the Makefile and follow the directions at the top to change
11the default mail spool directory..
12
13Installation should just be a matter of typing 'make' and placing the
14resulting binary 'mmr' wherever you like.
15
16Navigating around mmr should be fairly intuitive, and at any time in the
17message listing or viewing, you can press 'h' for help on keystroke commands.
18
19You can set up mail aliases, tune mail parameters, and set many options
20in the startup file ~/.mmrc  An example startup file is included as "DOT-mmrc"
21
22The things I plan to do are listing in the "TODO" file.
23
24WARNING:  Though I have tested this software as thoroughly as possible,
25I cannot guarantee that this is bug-free and that your mailfile will not
26be corrupted.  Any bugs that I know of will be listed in the "BUGS" file,
27and I will not release a version that I know has any data corruption
28problems, but keep in mind that I haven't seen all mail situations,
29so be careful.  A legal no-warranty is in the file "Copying".
30
31If you want to know about new versions of this software, just send me
32(slouken@devolution.com) e-mail and let me know, and I'll be happy to
33notify you.
34
35All that said, I hope this is useful for you. :)
36
37Enjoy!
38	-Sam Lantinga				(slouken@devolution.com)
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