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 =        Command Syntax for aPOP3d Mail Processor v1.20             =
 = (C) Axel Mueller 1996,1997 (amueller@stargate.rz.fh-offenburg.de) =
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 General hints
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 If you send an email to the mail processor the complete
 command sequence must be in the subject (not in the mail body)!
 In order to protect individual users each command sequence
 starts with the username and the password of the user
 requesting the action. Actions will only be performed if
 the password is correct!
 All parts of the command sequence must be separated by
 space!
 Phrases in <> must be replaced by approprate values!

 The mail processor will process your email immediately
 after you sent it. If mail processing has been finished
 (max. 1 minute after you sent the email) you will receive
 a confirmation email indicating the state of your requested
 actions.


 Explanations of commands
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 <user> <password> change_password <new password>
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 Using this command every user can change the password
 himself used for modem login and POP3 retrieval authentication.
 The old password is no longer valid.
 Make sure you remember your new password!

 ** Example:

 [Subject]
 smith uvwxyz change_password abcde

 ** Explanation of example:
 This command sequence changes the password for user smith
 from uwvxyz to abcde.


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 <user> <password> forward_mail <forward address>
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 This command causes all incoming email to be forwarded to
 a specific forward address. The correctness of the
 forward address cannot be verified. Therefore you should
 make shure that the specified forward address is correct.
 The incoming email will NOT be kept on the forwarding system.
 If the forwarded email gets lost it is lost forever.
 The forward_copy command differs in that matter.

 ** Example:

 [Subject]
 smith uvwxyz forward_mail rsmith@spider.animal.com

 ** Explanation of example:
 All incoming emails for user smith will be forwarded to
 rsmith@spider.animal.com. None of the incoming email will
 be kept on the forwarding system.



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 <user> <password> forward_copy <forward address>
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 This command causes all incoming email to be forwarded to
 a specific forward address. The correctness of the
 forward address cannot be verified. Therefore you should
 make shure that the specified forward address is correct.
 The incoming email will be kept on the forwarding system.
 If the forwarded email gets lost it is still available on
 the forwarding system.
 The forward_mail command differs in that matter.

 ** Example:

 [Subject]
 smith uvwxyz forward_copy rsmith@spider.animal.com

 ** Explanation of example:
 All incoming emails for user smith will be forwarded to
 rsmith@spider.animal.com. All incoming emails will
 be kept on the forwarding system as well.



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 <user> <password> stop_forward
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 This command stops forwarding of emails activated by either
 forward_mail command or copy_forward_command. 

 ** Example:

 [Subject]
 smith uvwxyz stop_forward

 ** Explanation of example:
 All incoming mail will be kept as usual. No mail emails will
 be forwarded anymore.



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 <user> <password> send_notification <notification subject>
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 Using this command you can deposit an email which will be
 send to the sender of all emails addressed to you.
 The <notification subject> is the subject those notification
 emails will have.
 This command is especially useful if you want to notify 
 friends or business partner about your unability to answer
 their emails since you are taking your vacation. If they
 will be notified they won't get the impression that you
 are unwilling to answer their emails.

 ** Example:

 [Subject]
 smith uvwxyz send_notification One week vacation

 [Email body]
 Dear sirs,

 As usual I'll spend the August at Copa Cabana before
 I go to Jamaica for one week.
 If there arise problems before my return please contact
 my secretary.

 Yours sincerley

     Robert Smith


 ** Explanation of example:
 This command caused the email body to be stored on the
 email server. Together with the subject of "One week
 vacation" this email body will be send to every person
 sending an email to you.



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 <user> <password> stop_notification
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 Use this command to stop an active sender notification.

 ** Example:

 [Subject]
 smith uvwxyz stop_notification

 ** Explanation of example:
 This command causes that the mail body stored on the
 email server will be removed. Sender of incoming emails
 won't get notification emails anymore.



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 <user> <password> get_status
 *****************************************************************

 Using this command you can get your user record stored
 on the email server.
 
 ** Example:

 [Subject]
 smith uvwxyz get_status

