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2: .SC MF 1
3: .NA
4: muinc, musift, uminc, umsift \- mail filters
5: .SY
6: /usr/new/lib/mh/muinc
7:
8: .ti .5i
9: /usr/new/lib/mh/musift
10: \%[files\ ...]
11:
12: .ti .5i
13: /usr/new/lib/mh/uminc
14:
15: .ti .5i
16: /usr/new/lib/mh/umsift
17: \%[files\ ...]
18: .DE
19: The mail filters
20: are a set of programs that filter mail from one format to another.
21: In particular, \fIUUCP\fR\- and \fIMMDF\fR\-style mail files are handled.
22:
23: \fImuinc\fR
24: filters mail from the user's \fIMMDF\fR maildrop into the user's \fIUUCP\fR
25: maildrop;
26: similarly,
27: \fIuminc\fR
28: filters mail from the user's \fIUUCP\fR maildrop into the user's \fIMMDF\fR
29: maildrop.
30: These two programs respect each system's maildrop locking protocols.
31:
32: \fImusift\fR
33: filters each file on the command line
34: (or the standard input if no arguments are given),
35: and places the result on the standard output in \fIUUCP\fR format.
36: The files (or standard input) are expected to be in \fIMMDF\fR format.
37: \fIumsift\fR
38: does the same thing filtering \fIUUCP\fR formatted files (or input),
39: and places the \fIMMDF\fR formatted result on the standard output.
40: No locking protocols are used by these programs.
41:
42: If the files aren't in the expected format,
43: the mail filters will try to recover.
44: In really bad cases,
45: you may lose big.
46: .Fi
47: ^/usr/spool/mail/~^UUCP spool area for maildrops
48: ^/usr/spool/mail/$USER~^Location of standard maildrop
49: .Pr
50: None
51: .Sa
52: \fIProposed Standard for Message Header Munging\fR (aka RFC\-886),
53: .br
54: inc(1)
55: .De
56: .Co
57: .Bu
58: Numerous; protocol translation is very difficult.
59: .En
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