Linux Command Encyclopedia email and newsgroups: Mutt

Function Description: E-mail management procedures.

Grammar: mutt&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">NBSP;" [-HNPRVXZ] [-a< Document] [-b< Address [-c< Address [-f< mail File [-f< configuration file [-h< Mail Draft [-i< Document] [-m< Type] [-s< Theme [Email address]

Supplemental Note: Mutt is a text-mode mail management program that provides a Full-screen operating interface.

Parameters：
-a< File > Add additional files to the message.
-b< address > Specify the recipient address for the blind copy.
-c< address > The recipient address of the specified replica.
-f< mail File > Specify the mail file to load.
-f< configuration File > Specifies the settings file for the Mutt program, and does not read the preset. muttrc file.
-h displays Help.
-h< Message Draft > send the specified message draft.
-i< File > Inserts the specified file into the text of the message.
-m< type > Specify the default mail box type.
-N Do not read the program implant file (/ETC/MUTTRC).
-P When you finish editing a message in mutt, and you do not want to send the message immediately, you can postpone sending the message.
-R opens the mail file in read-only mode.
-s< topics > Specify the subject of a message.
-V Displays the version information of the mutt and the parameters given when the file was originally compiled.
-X simulates how Mailx is edited.
-Z when used with the-f parameter, does not start mutt if there are no messages in the mail file.