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pop3browser
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Purpose:
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Since SPAM and mail worms cause more and more traffic it becomes more
and more annoying to get these mails via a low bandwidth connection
(e.g. 56k modem). pop3browser allows to have a look at a pop3 mailbox
and delete unwanted mails before downloading it.
Usage:
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pop3browser welcomes you with a short copyright note and a command
line prompt. The settings for a mailbox (host, password etc.) have to
specified in a configuration file (similar to fetchmail).
pop3browser understands the following commands:
hosts : list available hosts specified in .pop3browserrc
login n : log into host no. n, use 'hosts' to get a list of available hosts
apop n : same as login but uses APOP
close : delete messages marked for deletion and close current connection
list : list sizes and message numbers of the mails on the account
show n : show header and some body lines of mail number n
del(ete) n : delete mail number n
undel(ete) n : undelete mail number n
kill expr : delete mails matching expr in header
unkill expr : undelete mails matching expr in header
quit : delete messages marked for deletion and quit program
exit : same as quit
help : print a command summary
Configuration File:
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The definitions for a mailbox are specified in .pop3browserrc. One
line per mailbox. Lines starting with # are ignored.
Each definition must be in the following form:
hostname <tab or space> userid <tab or space> password
For example:
#definition for bar@pop.foo.com
pop.foo.com bar s3cr3t
#end of definition
The file .pop3browserrc must only be readable for the owning
user. pop3browser corrects other file modes automatically.
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