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'make examples' will build all examples programs.
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Run each of them with the -h command line parameters to get usage instruction.
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Extracts e-mail attachments contained into input file(s).
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You can extract just one type of attachment limiting the extraction to one
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Content-Type using the -t parameter.
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./exbin -t sound Mail/*
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./exbin -t image/jpeg Mail/*
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This will extract all binaries, lots of virus and worms will be
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probably extracted so be careful!
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Prints the MIME structure of email messages
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Base64 encodes and decodes input files
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Encodes and decodes in Quoted-Printable input files
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This is a sort of standard Unix 'cat' program applied to email messages.
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It searches for MIME entities based on command line parameters and prints
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contents of those that match.
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NOTE THAT -r MUST BE USED TO CONSIDER CHILD ENTITIES
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prints the content of parts of MIME type image/* of email stored
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./catpart -r -t image test.msg
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prints just the name of files that contain image/* entities
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./catpart -r -t image -l *
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prints entities whose Subject contain the word 'virus'
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./catpart -r -f subject=virus *
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Create an index of files or directories containing email messages for fast
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searches using the 'search' program.
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./buildidx ~/Mail/* > my_mail.index
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Search for messages, try 'search -h' for parameters.
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Use -I to use the index created with 'buildidx' to speed up lookup
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It prints the MIME structure of each message found in a MBOX archive.
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It's not very useful right now but it will be expanded :)
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