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how to find pine messages
still touching on the basics here:
first of all where are my received messages stored in pine? /var/spool/mymail is not it. i guess i cant start my script without knowing this. because i need to move those files into a seperate folder and so on and so forth. I can prolly do a grep or egrep to identify messages from a certain person. Like grep "^From: Bill Gates | nl" and then ofcouse putting the new lines back. But after countless attempts its still not working. Experiencing program hang from executing the script. Hints are apprecaited |
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