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Concept Index

This is a general index of all issues discussed in this manual

• #include, sieve: #include
• #searchpath, sieve: #searchpath
• :address: address
• :auth: auth
• :daemon: daemon
• :logging: logging
• :mailbox: mailbox
• :mailer: mailer
• :sieve: sieve group
• Acknowledgement: Acknowledgement
• Address: Address
• Attribute: Attribute
• authentication: authentication
• Authentication Library: libmuauth
• Authenticator: Authenticator
• authorization: authentication
• Body: Body
• Envelope: Envelope
• Folder: Folder
• Framework: libmailbox
• Headers: Headers
• IMAP4 namespace: Namespace
• Introduction: Introduction
• Iterator: Iterator
• libmu_scm: libmu_scm
• libmuauth: libmuauth
• libmuauth modules: Existing Modules
• libmuauth, data types: Data Types
• libmuauth, linking with: Using Libmuauth in Your Programs
• libmuauth, obtaining authorization information: Obtaining Authorization Information
• libsieve: libsieve
• linking with libmuauth: Using Libmuauth in Your Programs
• Locker: Locker
• Mailbox: Mailbox
• Mailer: Mailer
• Mailutils configuration file: configuration
• mailutils.rc: configuration
• mailutils.rc, an example: config sample
• Message: Message
• namespace: Namespace
• Programs: Programs
• Reporting Bugs: Reporting Bugs
• Scheme: libmu_scm
• Sieve Library: libsieve
• Sieve preprocessor statements, a GNU extension: Preprocessor
• Stream: Stream
• URL: URL
• using libmuauth: Using Libmuauth in Your Programs

Table of Contents

• Introduction
  • References
• Framework
  • Folder
  • Mailbox
  • Mailer
  • Message
  • Envelope
  • Headers
  • Body
  • Attribute
  • Stream
  • Iterator
  • Authenticator
  • Address
  • Example
  • Locker
  • URL
    • POP3
    • IMAP
    • File
    • Mailto
    • URL functions
  • Example
  • Parse822 -- Functions for Parsing RFC 822 Headers
• Authentication Library
  • Data Types
  • Initializing the libmuauth
  • Module Creation and Destruction
  • Obtaining Authorization Information
  • Existing Modules
  • Using Libmuauth in Your Programs
• Mailutils to Scheme interface
  • Address Functions
  • Mailbox Functions
  • Message Functions
  • MIME Functions
  • Log Functions
  • Direct Linking
  • Dynamic Linking
• Sieve Library
  • Library Description
    • Sieve Data Types
    • Manipulating the Sieve Machine
    • Logging and Diagnostic Functions
    • Symbol Space Functions
    • Memory Allocation
    • Compiling and Executing the Script
  • Input Language
    • Lexical Structure
    • Syntax
      • Commands
      • Actions Described
      • Control Flow
      • Tests and Conditions
    • Preprocessor
      • Sieve #include directive
      • Sieve #searchpath directive
    • Require Statement
    • Comparators
    • Tests
    • Actions
  • Extensions
  • Writing Loadable Commands
• Programs
  • Authorization and authentication principles.
  • Mailutils configuration file
    • default -- Options understood by most GNU utilities.
    • mailbox -- Specifies the mail spool location, and locking strategy.
    • mailer -- Sets the default mailer URL.
    • address -- Specifies the default email address and domain.
    • daemon -- Options common for daemon programs.
    • auth -- Authentication-specific options.
    • logging -- Logging control options.
    • Sieve specific options
    • A sample configuration file.
  • IMAP4 daemon
    • Imap4d Namespace
    • Starting imap4d
  • POP3 daemon
  • frm -- List headers from a mailbox.
  • mail -- send and receive mail.
    • Command line options
    • How to specify message sets
    • Composing mail
      • Quitting Compose Mode
      • Getting Help on Compose Escapes: ~?
      • Editing the Message: ~e and ~v.
      • Modifying the Headers: ~h, ~t, ~c, ~b, ~s
      • Enclosing Another Message: ~m and ~M
      • Adding a File to the Message: ~r and ~d
      • Printing And Saving the Message
      • Signing the Message: ~a and ~A
      • Printing Another Message: ~f and ~F
      • Inserting Value of a Mail Variable: ~i
      • Executing Other Mail Commands: ~: and ~-
      • Executing Shell Commands: ~! and ~|
    • Reading mail
      • Quitting the program
      • Obtaining online help
      • Moving within a mailbox
      • Changing mailbox/directory
      • Controlling header display
      • Displaying information
      • Displaying messages
      • Marking messages
      • Disposing of messages
      • Saving messages
      • Editing messages
      • Scripting
      • Aliasing
      • Replying
      • Incorporating new mail
      • Shell escapes
    • How to alter the behavior of mail
    • Personal and system-wide configuration files
  • mail.local -- Deliver mail to the local mailbox.
    • Invoking mail.local
    • Using mail.local with various MTAs
      • Using mail.local with sendmail.
      • Using mail.local with exim.
    • Setting up mailbox quotas
    • Implementing user-defined Sieve mail filters.
    • Implementing user-defined Scheme mail filters.
  • messages -- Count the number of messages in a mailbox.
  • readmsg -- Extract messages from a folder.
  • sieve
    • A Sieve Interpreter
      • Invocation
      • Logging and debugging
      • Extending Sieve
    • A Sieve to Scheme Translator and Filter
  • guimb -- A mailbox scanning and processing language.
    • Specifying Scheme Program to Execute
    • Specifying Mailboxes to Operate Upon
    • Passing Options to Scheme
    • Guimb Invocation Summary
  • Comsat daemon
    • Starting comsatd
    • Configuring comsatd
      • General Settings
      • Security Settings
      • Access Control Lists
    • A per-user configuration file.
      • Example I.
      • Example II.
  • mailutils-config -- Get the information about the Mailutils build.
    • Getting Compiler Flags.
    • Getting Loader Flags
    • Obtaining General Build Information
• Reporting Bugs
• Getting news about GNU mailutils
• Acknowledgement
• Function Index
• Program Index
• Concept Index