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                         - GetMail - GotMail -

             1999 by Thomas Nesges <ThomaNesges@TNT-Computer.de>

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Installation:
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The Installation is as simple as it could be.  Just create the directory
/usr/local/gotmail and copy all files to it. Ready.

If you decide to choose an other directory to copy the files to, don't forget
to change the path in the scripts.

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Usage:
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GetMail starts with: getmail <option>

options:
 clear  - stops fetchmail and kills the logfile
 fetch  - starts fetchmail
 got    - starts gotmail
 goth   - starts gotmail html
 send   - sends all mail from the mailqueue
 status - tails the logfile
 start  - starts fetchmail and tails the logfile
 stop   - stops fetchmail
 -v     - prints GetMails version number

GotMail can be startet without any parameters. It then prints a statistic
on the console. The only parameters so far are:

 html   - prints the output to an html file specified in gotmail.conf
 -v     - prints GotMails version number

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Configuration
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GotMail is configured by a file named gotmail.conf either in the user's home
dir, in /etc or in /usr/local/gotmail. gotmail.conf itself is a shell script.
It just exports some variables to the environment. So it's syntax is like this:

 export <OPTION>=<VALUE>

Remember not to put spaces between <OPTION>=<VALUE> !!
You have the folllowing options:
 
  GOTM_ERR	yes|no		print error messages?
  GOTM_MSG	yes|no		print mail stats?
  GOTM_TIM	yes|no		print start/stop stats?
  GOTM_HED	yes|no		print a header?

 Special HTML options:
  GOTM_BGCOL	hex color	backgroundcolor
  GOTM_TXCOL	hex color	textcolor
  GOTM_ERRCOL	hex color	color of error messages
  GOTM_TIMCOL	hex color	color of start/stop stats
  GOTM_MSGCOL	hex color	color of mail stats
  GOTM_HTMLFILE	filename	filename for html output
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|| exit 1 mv $MAILSPOOL/tmp.$$ "$MAILSPOOL/msg.`date +%j%H%M%S`$$.to.${ADDR}_@@${FROM}" || exit 1 exit 0 else for i in $MAILSPOOL/msg.*.to.* do [ -f "$i" ] || continue # TO="`echo \"$i\" | sed 's/^msg.[^.]*.to.//'`" TO=$(basename $i | sed -e 's/^msg.[^.]*.to.//' -e 's/_@@.*$//') FROM=$(basename $i | sed 's/^msg.[^.]*.to.*_@@//') # need the \<\> so for bounces to have a proper from addr echo the to was \<$TO\> and the from \<$FROM\> /usr/lib/sendmail -f \<${FROM}\> -oem "$TO" < "$i" || { echo "Sendmail failed on `basename \"$i\"`" continue } rm -f "$i" done exit 0 fi