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--- traditional_mail_1_mailx_1 [2021/12/29 21:52] – created zilog
+++ traditional_mail_1_mailx_1 [2022/01/21 03:31] – [Specific mailx Client Configurations and Usage] zilog
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 There are many Mail User Agents (MUA) on SDF including at least 3 flavors of //mailx//:
-  * **mail/mailx** -- the native NetBSD //mailx// with MIME extensions
+  * **mail / mailx** -- the native NetBSD //mailx// with MIME extensions
   * **heirloom-mailx**  -- formerly //nail//; supports MIME + POP3, IMAP & SMTP (not actively developed)
-  * **s-nail/s-mailx**  -- an actively developed fork of heirloom-mailx
+  * **s-nail / s-mailx**  -- an actively developed fork of heirloom-mailx
 Most likely the default SDF shell ''PATH'' variable will give the native tools precedence over those installed via a package manager.  This means typing ''mailx'' will mostl likely run ''/usr/bin/mailx'' (native //mailx//), not ''/usr/pkg/bin/mailx'' (heirloom-mailx).  A simple way to check:
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 ====Specific mailx Client Configurations and Usage====
-[[playground:native Mail|playground:NetBSD Mailx (mail)]]
+[[native NetBSD mailx]]
-[[playground:native Mail|playground:Heirloom Mailx (nail)]]
+[[Heirloom mailx]]
-[[playground:native Mail|playground:S-mailx (s-nail)]]
+[[S-mailx]]