cc: to list restored to this exchange, since that's where it belongs.
<file> is a reference to the mail folder you want to process.
For example,
mhonarc -rcfile ~/lib/myrcfile.rc -outdir ~/www/archive/emacs/ ~/Mail/emacs
would process all of the messages in my emacs Mail folder using the
myrcfiile.rc file as an RCfile and put the result in the ~/www/archive/emacs
directory.
: Thanks for your help,
:
: does it mean that <file> is the .mhonarc.db file ??
: what is this <file< ?? the db where the archive db is ??
:
:
: Olivier, dumber and dumber
:
:
: ps: I read all the doc but... sorry :(
:
: ----------
: From: Eric D.
Friedman[SMTP:friedman(_at_)hydra(_dot_)acs(_dot_)uci(_dot_)edu]
: :
: : and it gave me the help file 'cause I think the command is not correct...
:
: You didn't give it anything to process. Did you read the usage message
: it printed out?
:
: mhonarc [<options>] <file>
:
: That <file> part is important! If yo don't supply, mhonarc won't
: have anything to do.
:
--
Eric D. Friedman
friedman(_at_)uci(_dot_)edu
