CRASHLISTOUT(1)
π CRASHLISTOUT(1) π
okay bestie, so this is the CrashMail manual page for crashlistout β the little gremlin that tells you what mail is still sitting in the outbound pile, waiting to leave. β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
crashlistout β list the mail files waiting to go out in the specified directory. π
π SYNOPSIS π
crashlistout DIRECTORY [outbounddir] ZONE [zonenumber] PATTERN [string] [VERBOSE]
no cap, that's the whole shape of it. π¦
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
So like, this bad boy checks the directory you hand it for outgoing mail files and prints out all the info it found. It's giving "detective, but make it mail." π
If you don't give it an outbound directory, it goes looking at the path in the environment variable CMOUTBOUND. π
And if you don't specify a zone? It'll use whatever is defined in the environment variable CMOUTBOUNDZONE, or else it just defaults to 2. She has a fallback, she's prepared. π
π OPTIONS π
(DIRECTORY) <string>β the directory being checked. That's the one you're snooping through. π΅οΈβοΈ(ZONE) <string>β specify the primary zone. Defaults to2. fr fr, it just does.(PATTERN) <string>β the specific node pattern to be listed. (that's what the original says β "to listed" β we're not fixing it, we're just vibing) π―VERBOSEβ if the listing should be verbose. i.e. spill the tea, all of it. π΅
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
crashmail(1), π
π AUTHOR π
CrashMail is written by Johan Billing <billing@df.lth.se> π
This manual page was written by Robert James Clay <jame@rocasa.us> πΈ
that's the whole page bestie, you ate it up, no crumbs. π«Ά
Johan Billing Β· 2014-03-27 Β· CRASHLISTOUT(1) β mwah, see you in the next man page. π β¨
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