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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions MANUAL
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Expand Up @@ -456,7 +456,7 @@ Or afterwards:
./fdm-sanitize <vvvv-output >my-output

Since fdm fetches multiple accounts simultaneously, which may intersperse
debugging output, it is recommended to fetch each account seperately if running
debugging output, it is recommended to fetch each account separately if running
the output through fdm-sanitize. If this is not done, it may not be able to
detect all usernames or passwords.

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and POP3S, aside from using the 'imap' or 'imaps' keywords and that the default
port is 'imap' or 'imaps'. There is also an additional, optional 'folders'
option to specify the folders from which mail should be fetched. If omitted,
fdm defaults to the inbox. When the 'folders' tag is used the recieved mail
fdm defaults to the inbox. When the 'folders' tag is used the received mail
will have a 'folder' tag with the origin folder name.

Note that with IMAP and IMAPS, mail is still removed from the server unless the
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -783,7 +783,7 @@ one group is supplied in the account definition, %[group] tags are replaced by
the name of the group in the cache path. If multiple groups are provided,
%[group] is removed.

Note that whether a message is kept or deleted is irrelevent to NNTP, articles
Note that whether a message is kept or deleted is irrelevant to NNTP, articles
are always left on the server. The index and message-id of the last article
is recorded in the cache file so that older articles are skipped when the a
newsgroup is again fetched. This happens regardless of any 'keep' keywords or
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1033,7 +1033,7 @@ are similar to standard single actions but multiple actions are provided using
Compound action are executed from top-to-bottom, once for each user. Note that
the effects are cumulative: the second example above would deliver a mail
rewritten once to 'bob' and rewritten again (ie, twice) to 'jim'. If this is
not desired, seperate actions must be used.
not desired, separate actions must be used.

%%% Chained actions

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1325,7 +1325,7 @@ Any string may be used as key, but the message-id is most often useful. Note
that the key may not be empty, so care must be taken with messages without
message-id (such as news posts fetched with NNTP).

Caches may be used to elimate duplicate messages using rules similar to those
Caches may be used to eliminate duplicate messages using rules similar to those
above:

$db = "~/.fdm-duplicates.db"
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- default-user <user>

This specifies the default user to use if run as root and no users are specified
on the action or filtering rule. This option may be overriden with the '-u'
on the action or filtering rule. This option may be overridden with the '-u'
flag on the command line.

- lock-types [fcntl] [flock] [dotlock]
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