GNU Mailutils
Mailutils is a swiss army knife of electronic mail handling. It offers a rich set of utilities and daemons for processing e-mail.
All Mailutils programs are able to operate on mailboxes of any existing format, ranging from standard UNIX maildrops, through maildir and up to remote mailboxes, which are transparently accessed using IMAP4, POP3 and SMTP.
Regular users will find here an implementation of the traditional UNIX mail reader mail, command line utilities, such as frm, messages, readmsg, and sieve -- a flexible utility for filtering the incoming mail.
A special feature of Mailutils is an implementation of the MH Message Handling System, which combines a power of the UNIX philosophy with a flexibility of Mailutils libraries, thus allowing to easily incorporate mail from remote mailboxes.
For system administrators, Mailutils provides a set of daemons for delivering and reading electronic mail, including pop3d, imap4d and a universal mail delivery agent, called maidag.
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Filename | Size | Changed |
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MALLOC_PERTURB_.patch | 0000001083 1.06 KB | |
lisp-load-silent.patch | 0000000373 373 Bytes | |
mailutils-3.17.tar.xz | 0003219484 3.07 MB | |
mailutils-3.17.tar.xz.sig | 0000000095 95 Bytes | |
mailutils-3.5-guile-2.0.patch | 0000003011 2.94 KB | |
mailutils-3.5-guile-2.0.tar.xz | 0000031732 31 KB | |
mailutils-rpmlintrc | 0000000238 238 Bytes | |
mailutils.changes | 0000014960 14.6 KB | |
mailutils.keyring | 0000001185 1.16 KB | |
mailutils.spec | 0000015654 15.3 KB | |
silent-rpmlint-with_initgroups.patch | 0000001001 1001 Bytes |
Latest Revision
- Add patch MALLOC_PERTURB_.patch * Fix memory pool handling which otherwise cause failing mimeview due missing mime types due set MALLOC_PERTURB_ environment variable - Update to mailutils 3.17: * Use of TLS in pop3d and imap4d If not explicitly specified, the TLS mode to use (ondemand, connect, etc.) is derived from the configured port. E.g., for imap4d, port 143 implies ondemand mode, and port 993 implies connection mode. The global tls-mode setting is used only when the mode cannot be detemined otherwise, i.e. neither per-server tls-mode is given nor the port gives any clues as to the TLS mode to use. * Bugfixes + movemail: fix handling of -P option. + pop3d, imap4d: fix global timeout and transcript configuration statements + pop3d, imap4d: global tls-mode is used only when the mode to use cannot be determined otherwise. + pop3d, imap4d: if not set explicitly, derive tls mode from the port used. + Improve file safety checking routine. + Fix compilation with new gcc versions. - There is no mu-mailx ... only a mailx from package mailx
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