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NAME

       wmf - convert and index mails in html format.

SYNOPSIS

       wmf [ options ]

DESCRIPTION

       WMF  (Web Mail Folder) generates html-pages from email. Source can be a
       file or stdin.

OPTIONS

       Available command line options are the following:

       -?     Print a summary of command line options.

       -a url About link. If this link presents it will be placed to the index
              section.

       -c file
              Another configurationfile (default ~/.wmfrc)

       -d directory
              Where all the files write to (default ./)

       -e command
              Mail-command (default MAILTO:)

       -f permission
              Set file permission after creation. Numeric mode only like chown
              (1)

       -h     Print a summary of command line options.

       -l days
              Daylimit, mails older then <days> day won’t  be  listed  in  the
              indexes.  0 = no limit (default=0).

       -m mbox
              Name of the mailbox file, - is used for stdin.

       -n name
              Name of the mail folder.

       -p lines
              Lines  /  page  index.  0  = only one page (default 0).  Threads
              won’t be brocken.

       -r     Reverse sorting.

       -t level
              threading level limitation

       -v     Print the programname and the version.

       -w mode
              Write-mode (0=indexing 1=overwrite 2=append 3=append no  index).
              Mode  0: If you made changes manual or anything went wrong until
              indexing.  Mode 1: If you want to start from scratch  witch  one
              big  mbox  file.   Warning:  All  files in the directory will be
              deleted !!!  Mode 2: If you want to extend an existing  archive.
              Mode  3:  Specialy  made if you need to convert emails stored in
              single files. After converting all files you can call WMF  again
              in Mode 0 for indexing.

       -x level
              Debug        level        (Bit0=Functions       Bit1=Information
              Bit2=Fileoperations)

ENVIROMENT

       All switches can be defined with enviroments.

       WMF_CONFIG
              Another configurationfile (default ~/.wmfrc)

       WMF_DAYS
              Daylimit, mails older then <days> day won’t  be  listed  in  the
              indexes. 0 = no limit (default=0)

       WMF_DEBUG
              Debug        level        (Bit0=Functions       Bit1=Information
              Bit2=Fileoperations)

       WMF_EXTENSION
              Define the file extension (default=".html").

       WMF_DIR
              Where all the files write to (default ./)

       WMF_LINES
              Lines / page index. 0 = only one page (default 0) Threads  won’t
              be brocken.

       WMF_MBOX
              Name of the mailbox, - is used for stdin

       WMF_MCMD
              Mail-command (default MAILTO:)

       WMF_NAME
              Name of the mailinglist

       WMF_RSORT
              Reverse sorting

       WMF_WMODE
              Write-mode (0=indexing 1=append 2=overwrite)

EXAMPLES

AUTHOR

       Norbert Kuemin <norbert.kuemin@gmx.net>

FILES

       ~/.wmfrc

SEE ALSO

       wmfrc (1), procmail (1)

NOTES

       Thanks  to  all  the  people,  who  sent  emails  with  bug-reports and
       suggestions.

BUGS

       There will always rest one bug (Murphys law). If you find it, so please
       report it to Norbert.Kuemin@gmx.net

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright 1996, 1997 by Norbert Kuemin.

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
       under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published  by  the
       Free  Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
       option) any later version.

       This program is distributed in the hope that it  will  be  useful,  but
       WITHOUT   ANY   WARRANTY;   without   even   the  implied  warranty  of
       MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR  A  PARTICULAR  PURPOSE.   See  the  GNU
       General Public License for more details.

       You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
       with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
       675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.