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README

1This directory contains examples of rule files for the mailagent and
2other aspects from my own environment.
3
4daemon:
5	A small rule file which basically simulates the behaviour of the
6	vacation program (except that vacation messages are sent every day,
7	not once).
8
9mailfolders:
10	This file is a copy of my ~/.mailfolders. It lists all the folders or
11	directories where the filter drops its incoming mail (appart from my
12	system mailbox, which is implicetely included). This file is used by
13	my ~/.profile to compute a suitable MAILPATH value (a colon separated
14	list of files ksh should monitor for new mail). It is also used by the
15	mchk script.
16
17mchk:
18	Check all the folders for new mail.
19
20mhinc:
21	This script incorporates the filtered mails or news into the
22	corresponding MH folder.
23
24nocmds:
25	A copy of my ~/tmp/nocmds file, which will be mailed back to anybody
26	who sends me a Command mail, except when sent by myself.
27
28profile:
29	An excerpt from my ~/.profile file where the mail related variables
30	are set. I am using ksh, but some plain sh also handle those variables,
31	which is why it is not in a ~/.kshrc.
32
33rules:
34	The rule file I am currently using as of today, June 30th 1992. It is
35	a good example of what can be done, although it is far from using all
36	the available features. Heavily commented.
37
38vacation:
39	A generic vacation message held in ~/.vacation. It shows typical macro
40	substitutions.
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