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serialqmtp(1)		     General Commands Manual		   serialqmtp(1)

NAME
     serialqmtp - blast files across QMTP

SYNOPSIS
     serialqmtp prefix

DESCRIPTION
     serialqmtp  sends messages to a QMTP server.  It expects to be run under an
     UCSPI client; it sends data to the server on descriptor 7, and  reads  data
     from the server on descriptor 6.

     serialqmtp  reads the messages from separate files.  It reads the filenames
     from stdin.  Each filename is terminated by a 0 byte.

     serialqmtp retrieves a message's envelope sender address and  envelope  re-
     cipient  address  from the Return-Path and Delivered-To lines at the top of
     the message header.  It removes these  lines  before  passing  the  message
     along.

     serialqmtp removes prefix from the beginning of each envelope recipient ad-
     dress.   It ignores any message whose recipient address does not begin with
     prefix.

     serialqmtp reports its results on stdout.	Each result  is  a  0-terminated
     filename,	followed by a status byte, followed by an LF-terminated readable
     status message.  The status byte is K if the QMTP server has  accepted  re-
     sponsibility for the message, Z if the QMTP server has temporarily rejected
     the message, and D if the QMTP server has permanently rejected the message.
     serialqmtp silently truncates excessively long status messages.  serialqmtp
     does  not	necessarily print a result for every file: it may skip files, it
     may have trouble reading a file from disk, or it may have	trouble  talking
     to the QMTP server.

     serialqmtp uses a 73-second timeout on each network write.

REFERENCES
     See  http://pobox.com/~djb/proto/qmtp.txt	for  further  information  about
     QMTP.

SEE ASO
     tcpclient(1), serialsmtp(1), maildirserial(1), qmail-qmtpd(8)

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