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The `frm' command outputs a header information of
the selected messages in a mailbox. By default, `frm' reads the
user's system mailbox and outputs the contents of From
and
Subject
headers for each message. If a folder is specified in
the command line, the program reads that folder rather than the default
mailbox.
The following command line options alter the behavior of the program:
- `-h'
-
- `--help'
-
Display short help message and exit.
- `-f STRING'
-
- `--field STRING'
-
Display the header named by STRING instead of
From
Subject
pair.
- `-l'
-
- `--to'
-
Include the contents of
To
header to the output. The output field
order is then: To
From
Subject
.
- `-n'
-
- `--number'
-
Prefix each line with corresponding message number.
- `-Q'
-
- `--Quiet'
-
Be very quiet. Nothing is output except error messages. This is useful
in shell scripts where only the return status of the program is
important.
- `-q'
-
- `--query'
-
Print a message only if there are unread messages in the mailbox.
- `-S'
-
- `--summary'
-
Print a summary line.
- `-s ATTR'
-
- `--status ATTR'
-
Only display headers from messages with the given status.
ATTR may be one of the following: `new', `read',
`unread'. It is sufficient to specify only first letter of
an ATTR. Multiple `-s' options are allowed.
- `-t'
-
- `--align'
-
Tidy mode. Currently is not implemented. Included for compatibility with
`frm' program from Elm package.
- `-v'
-
- `--version'
-
Display version information and exit
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