MUDLOGD(1) General Commands Manual MUDLOGD(1)NAME
mudlogd - log manager for muddleftpd(1)SYNOPSIS
mudlogd -c config-file
DESCRIPTION
Mudlogd is a deamon designed to make rotating muddleftpd log files simple, without bothering the main server. Muddleftpd isn't able to
rotate its log files sometimes because it has lost the permissions or file access to do so. For details on its configuration files, see
/usr/share/doc/muddleftpd/mudlogd.txt.
SEE ALSO muddleftpd(1)AUTHOR
MuddleFTPd was written by Beau Kuiper <support@muddleftpd.cx>. This manual page was written for the Debian system by Decklin Foster <deck-
lin@red-bean.com>.
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SUP(1) General Commands Manual SUP(1)NAME
sup-mail - Sup, a thread-centric mailer with tagging and fast search
SYNOPSIS
sup-mail [options]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the sup-mail command.
Sup is a console-based email client. The command sup-mail invokes the interactive curses frontend. Several other commands are used to con-
figure Sup and add mail sources; please refer to the "New User's Guide" for details.
OPTIONS --list-hooks, -l
List all hooks and descriptions, and quit
--no-threads, -n
Turn off threading. Helps with debugging. (Necessarily disables background polling for new messages.)
--no-initial-poll, -o
Don't poll for new messages when starting
--search, -s query
Search for this query upon startup
--compose, -c recipient
Compose message to this recipient upon startup
--version, -v
Show version of program
--help, -h
Show summary of options
FILES
$HOME/.sup/colors.yaml Color theme for Sup, see /usr/share/doc/sup-mail/examples for example themes
SEE ALSO mail(1), sup-add(1), sup-cmd(1), sup-config(1), sup-dump(1), sup-import-dump(1), sup-recover-sources(1), sup-server(1), sup-sync(1), sup-
sync-back(1), sup-tweak-labels(1)
/usr/share/doc/sup-mail/NewUserGuide.txt.gz
AUTHOR
Sup was written by William Morgan <wmorgan-sup@masanjin.net>.
This manual page was written by Decklin Foster <decklin@red-bean.com> for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
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