The Linux Manuals (man pages) document is an important part of Linux documents. Linux Manuals are organized as several sections. Each section has a group of commands for a specific area in Linux usage, administration or development.
make_services – generate GNUstep services info Synopsismake_services [–test filename ] [–verbose|–quiet] Descriptionmake_services builds a validated cache of service information for use by programs that want to access the GNUstep services facility. Additionally, it builds a list of applications and service bundles found in the standard directories. This cache is usually stored in the file named…
make_method – Turn Perl code into an XML description for RPC::XML::Server Synopsis make_method –name=system.identification –helptext=’System ID string’ –signature=string –code=ident.pl –output=ident.xpl make_method –base=methods/identificationDescriptionThis is a simple tool to create the XML descriptive files for specifying methods to be published by an RPC::XML::Server-based server. If a server is written such that the methods it exports (or publishes)…
make – GNU make utility to maintain groups of programs Synopsismake [OPTION]… [TARGET]… DescriptionThe make utility will determine automatically which pieces of a large program need to be recompiled, and issue the commands to recompile them. The manual describes the GNU implementation of make, which was written by Richard Stallman and Roland McGrath, and is…
make-redir – run "make" but automatically redirect its results to DESTDIR Synopsismake-redir [MAKE_ARGUMENT*]…[install] * DESTDIR=directory and -k/–keep-going are especially common.DescriptionThe make-redir program runs "make" in a way that redirects file installations to descend from the $DESTDIR directory, even if the provided makefile doesn’t natively support $DESTDIR. In most cases, simply replace "make install" with "make-redir…
make-first-existing-target – runs make on one of several targets Synopsismake-first-existing-target [-c cmd] target1 [target2 …] — [make-options] DescriptionThe design of make(1) causes difficulty when you know that a Makefile probably has one of several standardized target names, and want build machinery to run exactly one of them, propagating any errors. make(1) will exit 2 if…
mairix – index and search mail folders SynopsisIndexingmairix [ -v|–verbose ] [ -p|–purge ] [ -f|–rcfile mairixrc ] [ -F|–fast-index ] Searchingmairix [ -v|–verbose ] [ -f|–rcfile mairixrc ] [ -r|–raw-output ] [ -x|–excerpt-output ] [ -o|–mfolder mfolder ] [ -a|–augment ] [ -t|–threads ] search-patterns Othermairix [ -h|–help ] mairix [ -V|–version ] mairix…
mail.mailutils – process mail messages Synopsismail.mailutils [,OPTION/…] [,address/…] mail.mailutils [,OPTION/…] [,OPTION/…] [,file/] mail.mailutils [,OPTION/…] ,–file /[,OPTION/…] [,file/] mail.mailutils [,OPTION/…] ,–file=file /[,OPTION/…] DescriptionGNU mail — process mail messages. If -f or –file is given, mail operates on the mailbox named by the first argument, or the user’s mbox, if no argument given. -A, –attach=,FILE/ attach FILE…
mailutils – Mailutils multi-purpose tool Synopsismailutils [,OPTION/…] ,COMMAND /[,CMDOPTS/] DescriptionGNU Mailutils multi-purpose tool. No commands found. Informational options –show-config-options show compilation options -?, –help give this help list –usage give a short usage message -V, –version print program versionReporting BugsReport bugs to <bug-mailutils [at] gnu.org>. GNU Mailutils home page: <http://mailutils.org> General help using GNU software:…
mailutil – mail utility program Syntaxmailutil command [switches] [arguments] All commands accept the -d, -v, and -u switches in addition to any command-specific switches. mailutil check [MAILBOX] mailutil create MAILBOX mailutil delete MAILBOX mailutil rename SOURCE DESTINATION mailutil copy [-rw] [-kw] [-ig] SOURCE DESTINATION mailutil move [-rw] [-kw] [-ig] SOURCE DESTINATION mailutil append [-rw] [-kw]…
mailtool – Process mailboxes Synopsis mailtool [options…]Usagemailtool is a diagnostic utility for handling various operations on mailboxes. mailtool‘s main uses include: display the list of folders in a mailbox; displaying list of messages in a mailbox; and copying mailboxes. The following mailboxes can be accessed by mailtool: imap://userid@server[/options] An IMAP account. mailtool will prompt for…
mailstat – shows mail-arrival statistics Synopsismailstat [-klmots] [logfile] Descriptionmailstat parses a procmail-generated $LOGFILE and displays a summary about the messages delivered to all folders (total size, average size, nr of messages). The $LOGFILE is truncated to zero length, unless the -k option is used. Exit code 0 if mail arrived, 1 if no mail arrived….
mailq – print the mail queue Synopsismailq [-Ac] [-q…] [-v] DescriptionMailq prints a summary of the mail messages queued for future delivery. The first line printed for each message shows the internal identifier used on this host for the message with a possible status character, the size of the message in bytes, the date and…
sendmail – Postfix to Sendmail compatibility interface Synopsissendmail [option …] [recipient …] mailq sendmail -bp newaliases sendmail -IDescriptionThe Postfix sendmail(1) command implements the Postfix to Sendmail compatibility interface. For the sake of compatibility with existing applications, some Sendmail command-line options are recognized but silently ignored. By default, Postfix sendmail(1) reads a message from standard input…
sendmail – Postfix to Sendmail compatibility interface Synopsissendmail [option …] [recipient …] mailq sendmail -bp newaliases sendmail -IDescriptionThe Postfix sendmail(1) command implements the Postfix to Sendmail compatibility interface. For the sake of compatibility with existing applications, some Sendmail command-line options are recognized but silently ignored. By default, Postfix sendmail(1) reads a message from standard input…
mailodf – Email ODF file as HTML archive Synopsis mailodf [-f from] [-s subject] inputfile recipients…Descriptionmailodf is a program that will create a MIME-encapsulated web archive and then sends it as an email. Most email programs that understand HTML understands this format. “Inputfile” is assumed to be an OpenDocument file of text, spreadsheet or presentation type. ReferencesHTTRACK…
mailmail – Twisted sendmail compatibility script Synopsismailmail [recipient addresses] Descriptionmailmail reads RFC822 message text from standard input and delivers them, using SMTP, to a Mail Transfer Agent listening at 127.0.0.1:25. It accepts (but does not necessarily implement) many of the standard sendmail(1) options, but it is preferable to list only the recipient addresses on the…
maildrop – mail delivery filter/agent Synopsis maildrop [option…] [-d user] [arg…] maildrop [option…] [filename] [arg…]Descriptionmaildrop is a replacement local mail delivery agent that includes a mail filtering language. The system administrator can either replace the existing mail delivery agent with maildrop, or users may run maildrop using the ‘forward to program’ mechanism of the existing mail…
maildirmake – create maildirs and maildir folders Synopsis maildirmake [options…] {maildir}DescriptionThe maildirmake command creates maildirs, and maildir folders. This documentation describes the maildirmake command from the Courier mail server, which creates an extended form of maildirs that implements additional extensions beyond the basic maildir properties that were first implemented in the Qmail mail server. Options-S…
mailbot – A MIME-aware autoresponder utility Synopsis mailbot [options] {program} [arg…]In .mailfilter: if (/^Subject: *info/) { cc "| mailbot -t /usr/share/autoresponse/info -d autoresponsedb \ -A ‘From: info [at] domain.com’ /usr/bin/sendmail -f ”" }Descriptionmailbot reads an E-mail message on standard input and creates an E-mail message replying to the original message’s sender. A program is specified…
mail.mailutils – process mail messages Synopsismail.mailutils [,OPTION/…] [,address/…] mail.mailutils [,OPTION/…] [,OPTION/…] [,file/] mail.mailutils [,OPTION/…] ,–file /[,OPTION/…] [,file/] mail.mailutils [,OPTION/…] ,–file=file /[,OPTION/…] DescriptionGNU mail — process mail messages. If -f or –file is given, mail operates on the mailbox named by the first argument, or the user’s mbox, if no argument given. -A, –attach=,FILE/ attach FILE…