NAMG(1)

NAME
NAMG - grabs mail from NetAddress

SYNOPSIS
namg [-b] [-h] [-v] [-c config-file] [-a] [-q] [-o]

DESCRIPTION
NAMG ("NetAddress Mail Grabber") is a small program that downloads mail from a NetAddress account and forwards it to your local mail spool. It was written shortly after NetAddress made POP3 access a "Premium Service".

The following options are available:

    -b  The -b option shows some information that is helpful when sending a bug report to the author.

    -h  The -h option shows a summary of NAMG's options and exits.

    -v  The -v option shows NAMG's current version number and exits.

    -c config-file
        The -c option specifies the location of a configuration file that NAMG should use, instead of the default one in the user's home directory.

    -a  The -a option causes NAMG to download all messages in the mailbox, including messages that are marked as "read". Note that this requires the existence of at least one new message in the mailbox; otherwise, no messages will be downloaded, regardless of whether the -a option has been used.

    -q  The -q option causes NAMG to not output any text messages to stderr (or stdout). This is useful when NAMG is used in a cron job. For example, the following crontab entry would run NAMG twice an hour, or every thirty minutes: # Run NAMG every 30 minutes to check my mail
        0,30 * * * *    namg -q

    -o  The -o option causes NAMG to skip downloading or deleting any messages. In other words, NAMG will only list messages.

BUGS
Please report bugs to <xoxus@usa.net>. When reporting a bug, please include the output from 'configure' and 'make', and the output of these commands:
    namg -b
    cc -v
    make -v

AVAILABILITY
NAMG is available from: http://www.zip.com.au/~gsymonds/NAMG

AUTHOR
David Symonds <xoxus@usa.net>