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hmine

HMINE(1)																  HMINE(1)

NAME

       hmine - a mail message header analyzer.

SYNOPSIS

       hmine [-vDa] [FILE]

       hmine -V

DESCRIPTION

       hmine reads a mail message from FILE or STDIN and outputs a variety of information found in the message headers. The message is expected in
       Internet mail format (RFC 821,822,2821,2822 or variations thereof). The body is not inspected.

EXIT STATUS

       On success, hmine returns 1. In case of a problem, hmine returns zero.

OPTIONS

       -a     Print mailboxes and groups found in various header fields, one per line, preceded by the field  name.  Actual  email  addresses  are
	      always  enclosed	in  '<'  and '>' for easy parsing, ie anything not within these delimiters is not part of an email address. Beware
	      that not every line need contain an email address.

       -D     Debug output.

       -V     Print the program version number and exit.

USAGE

       An invocation looks like this:

       % hmine email.txt

SOURCE

       The source code for the latest version of this program is available at the following locations:

       http://www.lbreyer.com/gpl.html
       http://dbacl.sourceforge.net

BUGS

       At present, hmine parses messages but doesn't output anything useful.

AUTHOR

       Laird A. Breyer <laird@lbreyer.com>

SEE ALSO

       dbacl(1), mailcross(1), mailfoot(1), mailinspect(1), mailtoe(1), regex(7)

Version 1.12						   Bayesian Classification Tools						  HMINE(1)