1 10/20/83 send_mail request: print_original, pro
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3 Syntax: pro message_specifiers -selection_args -control_args
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6 Function: prints the messages being answered by this invocation of
7 send_mail.
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10 Arguments:
11 message_specifiers
12 identifies which messages are to be printed. If no
13 message_specifiers and no selection_args are specified, the messages
14 being answered by this invocation of send_mail are printed. For
15 more information on message specifiers, type:
16 help message_specifiers.gi
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19 Control arguments:
20 -long_header, -lghe
21 specifies that the print_original request is to display all
22 information from the message header including network tracing
23 information even if some of the information is redundant. Ie: if
24 the From Sender and Delivery-By fields are all equal this option
25 will force the print_original request to display all three fields
26 when it prints the message.
27 -header, -he
28 specifies that the print_original request is to display all
29 information from the message header including user-defined fields
30 while excluding the message trace and redundant information. This
31 is the default unless a different default was specified on the
32 read_mail command line.
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35 -brief_header, -bfhe
36 specifies that the print_original request is to display the minimal
37 amount of information from the message header. The date and authors
38 are always displayed; the subject is displayed if it isn't blank;
39 the number of recipients is displayed either if there is more than
40 one recipient or the user is not the sole recipient of the message;
41 if the message was ever forwarded with comments, these comments will
42 be displayed.
43 -no_header, -nhe
44 specifies that the print_original request is to display absolutely
45 no information from the message header. Only the message number,
46 message body line count, and message body will be displayed.
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49 -include_deleted, -idl
50 includes all messages in the mailbox whether or not they have been
51 deleted when processing message_specifiers and selection_args to
52 determine which messages will be printed.
53 -only_deleted, -odl
54 includes only those messages which have been deleted.
55 -only_non_deleted, -ondl
56 includes only those messages which have not been deleted. Default
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59 -reverse, -rv
60 prints the messages in descending numeric order.
61 -no_reverse, -nrv
62 prints the messages in ascending numeric order. Default
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65 List of message selection control arguments:
66 The following control arguments are used to further refine the
67 list of messages to be printed. For more detailed information,
68 type:
69 help selection_control_args.gi
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71 -case_sensitive, -cs
72 causes subject selections and qedx regular expression searches for
73 author and recipient selections to be case sensitive. Default
74 -non_case_sensitive, -ncs
75 causes subject selections and qedx regular expression searches for
76 author and recipient selections to be case insensitive.
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79 -subject STR,
80 -subject /STR/,
81 -sj STR,
82 -sj /STR/
83 selects any messages whose Subject field contains STR.
84 -in_reply_to STR,
85 -in_reply_to /STR/,
86 -irt STR,
87 -irt /STR/
88 selects any messages whose In-Reply-To field contains STR.
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91 -between DT1 DT2, -bt DT1 DT2
92 selects any messages which were created between the dates DT1 and
93 DT2 inclusively.
94 -after DT, -af DT
95 selects any messages which were created on or after the date
96 specified by DT.
97 -before DT, -be DT
98 selects any messages which were created before the date specified
99 by DT.
100 -date DT, -dt DT
101 selects any messages which were created on the date specified by DT.
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104 -between_time DT1 DT2, -btt DT1 DT2
105 selects any messages which were created between the date/times
106 specified by DT1 and DT2 inclusively.
107 -before_time DT, -bet DT
108 selects any messages which were created before the date/time
109 specified by DT.
110 -after_time DT, -aft DT
111 selects any messages which were created after the date/time
112 specified by DT.
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114
115 -from address,
116 -from /STR/,
117 -fm address,
118 -fm /STR/
119 selects any messages whose From field either contains the specified
120 address or matches the given qedx regular expression.
121 -reply_to address,
122 -reply_to /STR/,
123 -rpt address,
124 -rpt /STR/
125 selects any messages whose Reply-To field either contains the
126 specified address or matches the given qedx regular expression.
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129 -recipient address,
130 -recipient /STR/,
131 -rcp address,
132 -rcp /STR/
133 selects any messages whose To, cc, bcc, or Redistributed-To fields
134 either contains the specified address or matches the given qedx
135 regular expression.
136 -to address, -to /STR/
137 selects any messages whose To field either contains the specified
138 address or matches the given regular expression.
139 -cc address, -cc /STR/
140 selects any messages whose cc field either contains the specified
141 address or matches the given qedx regular expression.
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144 -bcc address, -bcc /STR/
145 selects any messages whose bcc field either contains the specified
146 address or matches the given qedx regular expression.
147 -forwarded_to address,
148 -forwarded_to /STR/,
149 -fwdt address,
150 -fwdt /STR/
151 selects any messages whose Redistributed-To field either contains
152 the specified address or matches the given qedx regular expression.
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155 Notes:
156 Any message in the read_mail invocation in which the reply request
157 that created this send_mail was issued may be listed by this request.
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159 This request will acknowledge any messages requiring acknowledgement
160 unless -no_acknowledge is specified on the read_mail command line.