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MAILDIRKW(1)		    Double Precision, Inc.		  MAILDIRKW(1)

NAME
       maildirkw - set maildir message keywords

SYNOPSIS

       maildirkw [-c] [-l] [-a]	[-r] {maildir} {message} [keyword...]

       maildirkw [-c] {-L} {maildir}

DESCRIPTION
       maildirkw modifies the Courier IMAP server compatible maildir message
       keywords. This command allows an	easy way to set	or clear custom	IMAP
       keywords	associated with	a particular message.  maildir is the pathname
       to a maildir, or	a maildir folder. The -L option	lists all messages in
       the maildir, and	their associated keywords.  message specified which
       message's keywords should be set. One or	more keywords specifies	a list
       of keywords to be set for this message. The specified list of keywords
       replaces	any keywords presently set for the message, unless the -a or
       the -r option is	specified.

       The -a option adds the keyword to existing keywords that	are set	for
       message.	The -r removes keywords	from message, leaving any remaining
       keywords	set in place.

       The -l should be	used if	the Courier IMAP server's configuration	file
       has the IMAP_USELOCKS option set.  -l enables a compatible locking
       mechanism to update the message's keywords.

       -c enables case-sensitive keywords. IMAP	keywords are normally case
       insensitive.  -c	needs to be used if the	SMAP1[1] protocol extension is
       used, which uses	case sensitive keywords.

SEE ALSO
       maildiracl(1)[2], maildirmake(1)[3].

AUTHOR
       Sam Varshavchik
	   Author

NOTES
	1. SMAP1
	   https://www.courier-mta.org/cone/smap1.html

	2. maildiracl(1)
	   http://www.courier-mta.org/maildiracl.html

	3. maildirmake(1)
	   http://www.courier-mta.org/maildirmake.html

Courier	Mail Server		  06/14/2024			  MAILDIRKW(1)

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