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Internet Message
Kazu Yamamoto
Sep 5, 1998
<<<Copyright>>>
This package provides a series of user interface commands (im*
commands) and backend Perl5 libraries to integrate Email and NetNews
handling. They are designed to be used both from Mew and on command
line.
The folder style of Mew is exactly the same as that of MH. So, you can
replace MH with this package without any migration works. Moreover,
you are able to operate your messages both by IM and MH with
consistent manner.
All programs/libraries conforms the BSD like "AS IS" copyright. This
means, in short words, free but no warranty.
<<<Installing under the root privilege>>>
* Install Perl 5.004 or later if not installed. For more information,
see 00perl.
* Execute "configure".
% ./configure
If you want to use RPOP, execute "configure" with the "--enable-rpop"
option.
% ./configure --enable-rpop
If you specify this option, "imget" will be made as "setuid root" for
RPOP. APOP is the default. (Set Imget.Src as you like according the
syntax that "imget -h" displays.)
* To set the im commands, just type it. (You can run the current
commands in place!)
% ./imls
* Install them if necessary.
If you have the root privilege or the Perl directory is writable for
you, type as follows:
% su
# make install
* Setup "/usr/local/lib/im/SiteConfig" and "~/.im/Config". An example is
found in "cnf.im/SiteConfig" and "dot.im/Config",
respectively. 'imsetup' would help you.
<<<Installing by user>>
* Install Perl 5.004 or later to a writable directory if not
installed. For more information, see 00perl.
* If you want to install
the im* commands to /your/home/bin,
the IM perl modules to /your/home/lib/IM,
SiteConfig to /your/home/lib/im,
specify the "--prefix" option as follows:
% ./configure --prefix=/your/home
The "--bindir", "--with-perldir", and "--libdir" option overrides for
each. For instance, if you want install the IM perl modules to
"/other/place/perl/IM", do as follows:
% ./configure --prefix=/your/home --with-perldir=/other/place/perl
Note that the "--enable-rpop" option is meaningless because you don't
have the root privilege.
* Install them by "make install".
% make install
<<<Contributions and Bug Reports>>>
Please send comments, bug reports, and patches to "img@mew.org".
<<<Programmers>>>
Junichiro ITO <itojun@mew.org>
Yoshiaki KASAHARA <kasahara@mew.org>
Motonori NAKAMURA <motonori@mew.org>
Kazunori NISHI <kazunori@mew.org>
Yoshinari NOMURA <nom@mew.org>
Hidenori OHTA <hide@mew.org>
Fujikazu OKUNISHI <fuji0924@mbox.kyoto-inet.or.jp>
Kiyotaka SAKAI <ksakai@mew.org>
Toshihiko SHIMOKAWA <toshi@mew.org>
Fumitoshi UKAI <ukai@jp.hpl.hp.com>
Kazumasa UTASHIRO <utashiro@mew.org>
Kazu YAMAMOTO <kazu@mew.org>
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