-a authid
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Specifies the authorization ID of the sender. Defaults to anonymous.
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-c
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Automatically creates the mailbox if it doesn’t exist in the message
store.
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-d
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This option is recognized by deliver in order to
maintain compatibility with /bin/mail, but it is ignored
by deliver.
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-g flag
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Sets the system flag or keyword flag on the delivered message.
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-f address
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Inserts a forwarding path header containing address.
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-F
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Bypasses the access control check, whether or not user IDs are specified.
If the destination mailbox does not grant the POST (“p”) right
to the sender (the authid specified with the -a option), this option delivers mail to the inbox.
Use this option to force the message to be delivered to the destination
mailbox, regardless of the access control on the inbox, and whether or not
user IDs are specified with the userid option.
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-l
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Delivers messages using the LMTP protocol (RFC 2033).
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-m mailbox
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Delivers mail to mailbox.
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If any user IDs are specified, attempts to deliver mail to mailbox for each user id. If the access control on a mailbox
does not grant the “p” right to the value of authid passed in
with the -a option or if the -m option is not specified,
then this option delivers mail to the inbox for the userid, regardless of
the access control on the inbox.
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If no user IDs are specified, this option attempts to deliver
mail to mailbox. If the access control on a mailbox
does not grant the “p” right to the value of the authid passed
in with the -a option, the delivery fails.
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When using deliver -m mailbox
userid, mailbox can just be the IMAP
folder name, but when using deliver -m mailbox, mailbox must be in the format user/userid/folder
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-q
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Overrides mailbox quotas. Delivers messages even when the receiving
mailbox is over quota.
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-r address
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Inserts a Return-Path: header containing address.
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userid
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Deliver to inbox the user specified by userid.
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