mail [-b bcc-addr] [-c cc-addr] [-s subject] to-addr[s] | Uf | |||||||||||||
mailx [-b bcc-addr] [-c cc-addr] [-s subject] to-addr[s] | ||||||||||||||
Send and receive mail. Useful to send files and short messages from the command prompt or within scripts. The message is expected on STDIN (terminated by a single dot on a line or by EOF, CTRL-D ) | ||||||||||||||
mozilla [-mail] | L | |||||||||||||
World wide web browser with integrated mail reader. With the -mail option the mail component is started showing the INBOX. | ||||||||||||||
pine [-h] [options] [address[es]] | PM | |||||||||||||
Mail (and NetNews) reader. The following options influence the startup:
An iconized xterm with running pine can be used as xbiff replacement. | ||||||||||||||
procmail | P | |||||||||||||
Incoming mail processor. Is usually activated in a $HOME/.forward file. To configure it provide processing rules in $HOME/.procmailrc. | ||||||||||||||
vacation | U | |||||||||||||
Reply to mail automatically. Dependent on mail setup, not recommended. To use its functionality create a file $HOME/.vacation.msg. The first line should contain Subject: your subject line and the $HOME/.forward file should read \ user, vacation user@mailserver | ||||||||||||||
xemacs | P | |||||||||||||
Editor with mail reading support (using a mail server with the IMAP protocol). Type M-x vm to invoke the reader. Do not use the rmail mode. |