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NNAAMMEE
       mh-profile  -  user  profile  customization for MH message
       handler

SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
       _._m_h___p_r_o_f_i_l_e

DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
       Each  user  of  _M_H  is  expected  to  have  a  file  named
       _._m_h___p_r_o_f_i_l_e  in his or her home directory.  This file con-
       tains a set of user parameters used by some or all of  the
       _M_H  family  of  programs.  Each line of the file is of the
       format

           _p_r_o_f_i_l_e_-_c_o_m_p_o_n_e_n_t: _v_a_l_u_e

       The possible profile  components  are  exemplified  below.
       Only  `Path:' is mandatory.  The others are optional; some
       have default values if they are not present.  In the nota-
       tion  used below, (profile, default) indicates whether the
       information is kept in the user's _M_H profile  or  _M_H  con-
       text, and indicates what the default value is.

       Path: Mail
                 Locates  _M_H  transactions  in  directory "Mail".
                 (profile, no default)

       context: context
                 Declares the location of the  _M_H  context  file,
                 see   the   HHIISSTTOORRYY  section  below.   (profile,
                 default: <mh-dir>/context)

       Current-Folder: inbox
                 Keeps track of the current open  folder.   (con-
                 text, default: folder specified by "Inbox")

       Inbox:    inbox
                 Defines  the  name  of  your  inbox.   (profile,
                 default: inbox)

       Previous-Sequence: pseq
                 Names the sequences which should be  defined  as
                 the  `msgs'  or `msg' argument given to the pro-
                 gram.  If not present, or  empty,  no  sequences
                 are  defined.   Otherwise,  for each name given,
                 the sequence is first zero'd and then each  mes-
                 sage  is  added  to  the sequence.  (profile, no
                 default)

       Sequence-Negation: not
                 Defines the string which,  when  prefixed  to  a



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                 sequence  name,  negates  that sequence.  Hence,
                 "notseen" means all those messages that are  not
                 a  member  of the sequence "seen".  (profile, no
                 default)

       Unseen-Sequence: unseen
                 Names the sequences which should be  defined  as
                 those  messages  recently  incorporated  by _i_n_c.
                 _S_h_o_w knows to remove messages from this sequence
                 once it thinks they have been seen.  If not pre-
                 sent, or empty, no sequences are defined.   Oth-
                 erwise,  each  message is added to each sequence
                 name given.  (profile, no default)

       mh-sequences: .mh_sequences
                 The name  of  the  file  in  each  folder  which
                 defines public sequences.  To disable the use of
                 public sequences, leave  the  value  portion  of
                 this    entry    blank.     (profile,   default:
                 .mh_sequences)

       atr-_s_e_q-_f_o_l_d_e_r: 172 178-181 212
                 Keeps track of the private sequence  called  _s_e_q
                 in the specified folder.  (context, no default)

       Editor: /usr/ucb/ex
                 Defines editor to be used by _c_o_m_p (1), _d_i_s_t (1),
                 _f_o_r_w (1),  and  _r_e_p_l (1).   (profile,   default:
                 prompter)

       Msg-Protect: 644
                 Defines octal protection bits for message files.
                 See _c_h_m_o_d (1) for an explanation  of  the  octal
                 number.  (profile, default: 0644)

       Folder-Protect: 711
                 Defines  protection bits for folder directories.
                 (profile, default: 0711)

       _p_r_o_g_r_a_m: default switches
                 Sets default switches to be used whenever the mh
                 program  _p_r_o_g_r_a_m  is  invoked.  For example, one
                 could override  the  _E_d_i_t_o_r:  profile  component
                 when  replying to messages by adding a component
                 such as:
                      repl: -editor /bin/ed
                 (profile, no defaults)

       _l_a_s_t_e_d_i_t_o_r-next: nexteditor
                 Names "nexteditor"  to  be  the  default  editor
                 after  using "lasteditor".  This takes effect at



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                 "What now?" level in _c_o_m_p, _d_i_s_t, _f_o_r_w, and _r_e_p_l.
                 After  editing  the draft with "lasteditor", the
                 default editor is set to  be  "nexteditor".   If
                 the  user  types "edit" without any arguments to
                 "What now?", then "nexteditor" is  used.   (pro-
                 file, no default)

       bboards: system
                 Tells  _b_b_c  which BBoards you are interested in.
                 (profile, default: system)

       Folder-Stack: _f_o_l_d_e_r_s
                 The contents of the folder-stack for the  _f_o_l_d_e_r
                 command.  (context, no default)

       mhe:
                 If  present,  tells _i_n_c to compose an _M_H_E audit-
                 file in addition to its  other  tasks.   _M_H_E  is
                 Brian  Reid's  _E_m_a_c_s front-end for _M_H.  An early
                 version is supplied with the _m_h_._6  distribution.
                 (profile, no default)

       Alternate-Mailboxes: mh@uci-750a, bug-mh*
                 Tells  _r_e_p_l  and _s_c_a_n which addresses are really
                 yours.  In this way, _r_e_p_l knows which  addresses
                 should  be included in the reply, and _s_c_a_n knows
                 if  the  message  really  originated  from  you.
                 Addresses  must be separated by a comma, and the
                 hostnames listed should be the "official"  host-
                 names  for  the mailboxes you indicate, as local
                 nicknames for hosts are not replaced with  their
                 official  site  names.   For  each address, if a
                 host is not given, then that address on any host
                 is considered to be you.  In addition, an aster-
                 isk (`*') may appear at either or both  ends  of
                 the  mailbox  and  host  to  indicate  wild-card
                 matching.  (profile, default: your user-id)

       Aliasfile: aliases other-alias
                 Indicates aliases files for _a_l_i, _w_h_o_m, and _s_e_n_d.
                 This  may  be  used instead of the `-alias file'
                 switch.  (profile, no default)

       Draft-Folder: drafts
                 Indicates a default draft folder for _c_o_m_p, _d_i_s_t,
                 _f_o_r_w, and _r_e_p_l.  (profile, no default)

       digest-issue-_l_i_s_t: 1
                 Tells  _f_o_r_w  the  last  issue of the last volume
                 sent for the digest _l_i_s_t.  (context, no default)




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       digest-volume-_l_i_s_t: 1
                 Tells  _f_o_r_w  the last volume sent for the digest
                 _l_i_s_t.  (context, no default)

       MailDrop: .mail
                 Tells _i_n_c your maildrop, if different  from  the
                 default.   This  is  superceded  by the MMAAIILLDDRROOPP
                 envariable.  (profile, default: /var/mail/$USER)

       Signature: RAND MH System (agent: Marshall Rose)
                 Tells   _s_e_n_d   your  mail  signature.   This  is
                 superceded by the SSIIGGNNAATTUURREE envariable.  If SSIIGG--
                 NNAATTUURREE  is not set and this profile entry is not
                 present, the "gcos"  field  of  the  _/_e_t_c_/_p_a_s_s_w_d
                 file  will be used; otherwise, on hosts where _M_H
                 was configured with the  UCI  option,  the  file
                 $HOME/.signature  is  consulted.  Your signature
                 will be added to the address _s_e_n_d  puts  in  the
                 "From:" header; do not include an address in the
                 signature text.  (profile, no default)

       The following profile elements are  used  whenever  an  _M_H
       program  invokes some other program such as _m_o_r_e (1).  The
       _._m_h___p_r_o_f_i_l_e can be used to select  alternate  programs  if
       the  user  wishes.   The  default  values are given in the
       examples.

            fileproc:     /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/refile
            incproc:      /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/inc
            installproc:  /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/install-mh
            lproc:        /usr/ucb/more
            mailproc:     /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/mhmail
            mhlproc:      /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/mhl
            moreproc:     /usr/ucb/more
            mshproc:      /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/msh
            packproc:     /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/packf
            postproc:     /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/lib/post
            rmmproc:      none
            rmfproc:      /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/rmf
            sendproc:     /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/send
            showproc:     /usr/ucb/more
            whatnowproc:  /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/whatnow
            whomproc:     /usr/contrib/mh-6.8/bin/whom

       If you define the envariable MMHH, you can specify a profile
       other  than _._m_h___p_r_o_f_i_l_e to be read by the _M_H programs that
       you invoke.  If the value of MMHH is  not  absolute,  (i.e.,
       does  not  begin  with a // ), it will be presumed to start
       from the current working directory.  This is  one  of  the
       very few exceptions in _M_H where non-absolute pathnames are
       not considered relative to the user's _M_H directory.



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