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IMAPFILTER(1)		  BSD General Commands Manual		 IMAPFILTER(1)

NAME
     imapfilter — mail filter

SYNOPSIS
     imapfilter [-iVv] [-c configfile] [-d debugfile] [-e 'command']
		[-l logfile] [-t truststore]

DESCRIPTION
     imapfilter is a mail filtering utility.  It connects to remote mail
     servers using the Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP), sends search‐
     ing queries to the server and processes mailboxes based on the results.
     It can be used to delete, copy, move, flag, etc.  messages residing in
     mailboxes at the same or different mail servers.  The 4rev1 and 4 ver‐
     sions of the IMAP protocol are supported.

     The command line options of imapfilter(1) are as follows:

     -c configfile
	     Path to the configuration file to read, or the ‘-’ character to
	     read the configuration from the standard input stream.  The
	     default is $HOME/.imapfilter/config.lua.

     -d debugfile
	     File that contains debugging information about the full communi‐
	     cation with the server, along with other inner workings' details.

     -e 'command'
	     May be used to enter “one line” of configuration, while it is
	     also possible to pipe a full configuration as a string.  When
	     this options is used, a configuration file will not be loaded.

     -i	     Enters interactive mode after executing the configuration file.

     -l logfile
	     File that contains logs of error messages produced.

     -t truststore
	     The path to the system's SSL CA TrustStore directory or file. SSL
	     connections will be validated using the CA certificates found in
	     this directory or file, and when this is not possible the local
	     $HOME/.imapfilter/certificates file will be used.	The default is
	     either the /etc/ssl/certs directory or the /etc/ssl/cert.pem
	     file, whichever is found.

     -V	     Displays version and copyright information.

     -v	     Enables printing of some brief details of the communication with
	     the server.

ENVIRONMENT
     HOME    User's home directory.

     IMAPFILTER_HOME
	     Program's configuration directory, which overrides the default
	     $HOME/.imapfilter/.

FILES
     $HOME/.imapfilter/config.lua
	     Default configuration file.  Because this file may contain sensi‐
	     tive data such as user passwords, the recommended permissions are
	     read/write for the user, and not accessible by others.

     $HOME/.imapfilter/certificates
	     File where the SSL certificates are stored.

SEE ALSO
     imapfilter_config(5)

CONFORMING TO
     IMAP4rev1:
	     RFC 3501, RFC 3348, RFC 2683, RFC 2595, RFC 2342, RFC 2195, RFC
	     2177

     IMAP4:  RFC 1730

BSD				 Jul 19, 2015				   BSD

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