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The pine resource
file is the most important file used by
Pine. This file contains the configuration options settable by a user.
See Section 7.3.1 and Section 7.6 below for details.
Users can have address books in pine, with nicknames for long addresses or mailing lists. See Section 7.3.2 below for details.
When using pine to read news group messages, a file is required listing
the names of news groups you read; by default, pine uses the file
PMDF_INIT:NEWSRC
. See Section 7.3.3 below for details.
When reading MIME messages, pine uses a mailcap
file to
determine how to display the message parts. See Section 7.3.4 below for
details.
When sending attachments, pine consults a file to determine what MIME
labelling to use on the attachment parts. By default, the file
consulted is PMDF_INIT:MIME.TYPES
, or as specified by the
mimetype-search-path
option setting in the pine resource
file.
Pine also has other optional configuration files to control filtering incoming or outgoing message text, etc.
System managers should also see Section 7.7.3, System-Wide Configuration Files, for information on tailoring the the pine environment on the system via additional system-level pine configuration files. |
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