PMDF User's Guide
UNIX Edition

Contents

Preface
Preface	Preface
Chapter 1
1	Sending Mail Messages
1.1	Sending Mail with mail, mailx, Pine, etc.
1.1.1	Forwarding Mail and Delivery Mechanisms
1.1.2	Sending and Receiving Binary Files
1.2	Delivery and Read Receipts
1.3	sendmail Compatibility
Chapter 2
2	Receiving Mail Messages
2.1	The .forward File
2.2	The PMDF User Profile Database
2.3	Receiving Mail in mail, mailx, etc.
2.3.1	Receiving Binary Files
2.3.2	Header Lines in Received Messages
2.4	Receiving Mail with Pine
2.4.1	Pine Folder Collections
2.4.1.1	folder-collection Option Syntax
2.4.1.2	Example folder-collections Option Setting
2.5	Subaddresses
Chapter 3
3	Message Filtering, Message Forwarding, and Vacation Notices
3.1	Mailbox Filter File
3.1.1	Checking Your Changes
3.2	Web Interface
3.2.1	Web Interface Features
3.2.2	Example Web Page Displays
Chapter 4
4	Password Change Utility
Chapter 5
5	Mail Server Commands
5.1	Sending Commands to the Server
5.2	Available Commands
Command 1	CONFIRM
Command 2	DIRECTORY
Command 3	DIRECTORY/LIST
Command 4	ENCODING
Command 5	END
Command 6	HELP
Command 7	INDEX
Command 8	LISTS
Command 9	MAXIMUM
Command 10	MODE
Command 11	PURGE/LIST
Command 12	SEND
Command 13	SEND/LIST
Command 14	SUBSCRIBE
Command 15	UNSUBSCRIBE
Chapter 6
6	Utilities
6.1	Shell Utilities
Command 16	decode
Command 17	encode
Command 18	migrate
Command 19	password
Command 20	send
6.2	profile: Setting a Delivery Method
Command 21	delete delivery
Command 22	set delivery
Command 23	show delivery
Command 24	show method
6.3	qm: Manipulate Your Queued Messages
Command 25	date
Command 26	directory
Command 27	exit
Command 28	help
Command 29	history
Command 30	quit
Command 31	read
Command 32	return
Command 33	run
6.4	db: Manage Personal Aliases and Mailing Lists
6.4.1	Aliases
6.4.2	Mailing Lists
6.4.3	Advanced Mailing Lists
6.4.3.1	Named Parameters
6.4.3.2	Positional Parameters
6.4.3.3	Examples
6.4.3.4	Length Restriction on List Definitions
6.4.4	Operation of db
6.4.5	Commands
6.4.5.1	add
6.4.5.2	close
6.4.5.3	copy
6.4.5.4	exit
6.4.5.5	help
6.4.5.6	modify
6.4.5.7	open
6.4.5.8	override
6.4.5.9	quit
6.4.5.10	remove
6.4.5.11	rename
6.4.5.12	run
6.4.5.13	set
6.4.5.14	show
6.4.5.15	wildcards
6.4.5.16	write
Chapter 7
7	Notes for POP and IMAP Clients
7.1	The pmdf password Utility: Enabling Authentication (login) Mechanisms
7.2	The "Do not delete this message" Message in the Berkeley Mailbox
7.3	IMAP Access to Hierarchical Folders
7.4	Subaddresses/Folders in MessageStore Addresses
7.5	Eudora's Password Changing Command