.TH HYPETOMBOX "1" "2008-04-28" "Hypermail" "Hypermail archive to mbox converter" .SH NAME hypetombox - convert a hypermail archive to an mbox file .SH SYNOPSIS .BR hypetombox " [" -a "] [" -R "] [" "-H \fIheaders\fB" "] [" "-d \fIdirectory\fB" "] [" "-m \fIoutfile\fB" "] [" "-n \fIaddress\fB" "] [" "-S \fIsuffix\fB" "]" .SH DESCRIPTION \fBhypetombox\fP converts a \fBhypermail\fP(1) archive back into a file in mbox format by scanning the current directory (or the one specified with \fB-d\fP) for hypermail-generated files and restoring the original rfc822 headers. .PP The following options may be used to control its behaviour: .TP .B -a do not truncate the output file if it already exists (i.e. append to it) .TP .B -R strip trailing carriage returns from each line (\\r, ascii 13) .TP .BI "-d " directory read hypermail archive from \fIdirectory/\fP instead of the current location .TP .BI "-m " outfile write to \fIoutfile\fP instead of \fB./mbox\fP .TP .BI "-S " suffix modify the input file pattern \(dq\fB[0-9]{4}.\fP\fIsuffix\fP\(dq (default value for \fIsuffix\fP is \fBhtml\fP) .TP .BI "-n " address specify \fBTo:\fP-address of generated mails .TP .BI "-H " headers add additional header lines to each mail (these are copied verbatim; if you want to add more than one, separate them with the character string '\fB%0A\fP') .SH SEE ALSO .BR hypermail (1) .SH AUTHOR This manpage was written by Jan Christoph Nordholz for the Debian distribution and combines the online usage information and the documentation at the top of the script itself.