I found the -s option before posting. I read the man page.
Please, No RTFM, ARBD (AlReady Been Done).
Now, what follows -s?
I tried
format -s cat > '$FILENO' < inbox
AND
format -s cat > $FILENO < inbox
I got a file called $FILENO with the same
contents (one file with all the messages).
If the original inbox contained 10 messages, I am
trying to get, as a result of executing formail,
10 distinct files (one message per file).
==>On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Marshal Benton wrote:
==>MB| Can formail break the inbox into seperate messages?
==>MB| If so, what is the command line?
==>man formail:
==>-s The input will be split up into separate mail messages,
==> and piped into a program one by one (a new program is
==> started for every part). -s has to be the last option
==> specified, the first argument following it is expected
==> to be the name of a program, any other arguments will
==> be passed along to it. If you omit the program, then
==> formail will simply concatenate the splitted mails on
==> stdout again. See FILENO.
==>
==>Jan Niggemann
==>
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==>or consequential loss or damage caused by relying on this information.
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