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rcvstore



PURPOSE

Incorporates new mail from standard input into a folder.

SYNTAX


            +- +inbox --+   +--- -create ---+   +------------------+
rcvstore ---|           |---|    one of     |---|                  |--->
            +- +folder -+   | +-----------+ |   +- -sequence name -+
                            +-| -create   |-+
                              | -nocreate |
                              +-----------+

    +---------------+   +-- -nozero --+
>---|    one of     |---|   one of    |---|
    | +-----------+ |   | +---------+ |
    +-| -public   |-+   +-| -zero   |-+
      | -nopublic |       | -nozero |
      +-----------+       +---------+

rcvstore --- -help ---|


Warning: See restrictions, Chapter 18, AIX Programming Tools and Interfaces.

DESCRIPTION

The rcvstore command is used to incorporate incoming messages.  rcvstore is not
designed to be run directly by the user; it is designed to be called by
/usr/lib/mh/slocal.  The rcvstore command is part of the Message Handling (MH)
package.

The rcvstore command accepts messages from standard input and places them in a
specified folder.  You can run rcvstore on all incoming messages by specifying
the rcvstore command in the .maildelivery file.

You can specify rcvstore flags in $HOME/.maildelivery or as with most MH
commands, in $HOME/.mh_profile.

FLAGS

-create          Creates the specified folder in your mail directory if the
                 folder does not exist.






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+folder          Places the incorporated messages in the specified folder.  The
                 default is +inbox.

-help            Displays help information for the command.

-nocreate        Does not create the specified folder if the folder does not
                 exist.

-nopublic        Restricts the specified sequence to your usage.  -nopublic
                 does not restrict the messages in the sequence, only the
                 sequence.  This flag is the default if the folder is
                 write-protected from other users.

-nozero          Appends the messages incorporated by rcvstore to the specified
                 sequence (see the -zero flag).

-public          Makes the specified sequence available to other users.
                 -public does not make protected messages available, only the
                 sequence itself.  This flag is the default if the folder is
                 not write-protected from other users.

-sequence name   Adds the incorporated messages to the specified sequence.

-zero            Clears the specified sequence before placing the incorporated
                 messages into the sequence.  This flag is the default (see the
                 -nozero flag).

PROFILE ENTRIES

Folder-Protect:      Sets the protection level for your new folder directories.
Msg-Protect:         Sets the protection level for your new message files.
Path:                Specifies your user_mh_directory.
Unseen-Sequence:     Specifies the sequences used to keep track of your unseen
                     messages.
Rcvstore:            Specifies flags for the rcvstore program.

FILES

$HOME/.mh_profile     The mhl user profile.
$HOME/.maildelivery   The user's local mail delivery instructions.
$HOME/.forward        The user's default message filter.

RELATED INFORMATION

The following commands:  "inc,"  "rcvdist,"  "rcvpack," "rcvtty,"  "sendmail,
mailq, newaliases," and  "slocal."

The mh-alias, mh-format, mh-mail, and mh-profile files in AIX Operating System
Technical Reference.  The "Overview of the Message Handling Package" in
Managing the AIX Operating System.





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