Man page - maildirkw.maildrop(1)
Packages contains this manual
- deliverquota.maildrop(8)
- mailfilter(5)
- maildropfilter(7)
- mailbot(1)
- maildropex(7)
- maildir.maildrop(5)
- maildirkw.maildrop(1)
- makedat.maildrop(1)
- reformime(1)
- reformail(1)
- maildrop(1)
- maildirwatch(1)
- makemime(1)
- maildroprc(5)
- makedatprog(1)
- maildropgdbm(7)
- lockmail.maildrop(1)
- maildirmake.maildrop(1)
- maildirquota.maildrop(7)
apt-get install maildrop
Manual
MAILDIRKW
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
NOTES
NAME
maildirkw - set maildir message keywords
SYNOPSIS
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maildirkw [-c] [-l] [-a] [-r] { maildir } { message } [ keyword ...] |
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maildirkw [-c] {-L} { maildir } |
DESCRIPTION
maildirkw modifies the Courier IMAP server compatible maildir message keywords. This command allows an easy way to set or clear custom IMAP keywords associated with a particular message. maildir is the pathname to a maildir, or a maildir folder. The -L option lists all messages in the maildir, and their associated keywords. message specified which message's keywords should be set. One or more keyword s specifies a list of keywords to be set for this message. The specified list of keyword s replaces any keywords presently set for the message , unless the -a or the -r option is specified.
The -a option adds the keyword to existing keywords that are set for message . The -r removes keyword s from message , leaving any remaining keywords set in place.
The -l should be used if the Courier IMAP server's configuration file has the IMAP_USELOCKS option set. -l enables a compatible locking mechanism to update the message's keywords.
-c enables case-sensitive keywords. IMAP keywords are normally case insensitive. -c needs to be used if the SMAP1 [1] protocol extension is used, which uses case sensitive keywords.
SEE ALSO
maildiracl (1) [2] , maildirmake (1) [3] .
AUTHOR
Sam Varshavchik
Author
NOTES
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SMAP1 |
https://www.courier-mta.org/cone/smap1.html
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maildiracl (1) |
http://www.courier-mta.org/maildiracl.html
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maildirmake (1) |
http://www.courier-mta.org/maildirmake.html