#! /usr/bin/perl
################################################################
###
###                              imstore
###
### Author:  Internet Message Group <img@mew.org>
### Created: Dec 31, 1995
### Revised: Oct 28, 2003
###

BEGIN {
    use lib '/usr/lib';
};

my $VERSION = "imstore version 20031028(IM146)";

$Prog = 'imstore';

use IM::Config;
use IM::MsgStore;
use IM::Util;
use integer;
use strict;
use vars qw($Prog $EXPLANATION @OptConfig
	    $opt_dst $opt_verbose $opt_debug $opt_help $opt_noscan);

##
## Environments
##

$EXPLANATION = "$VERSION
store mail/news message to a folder

Usage: $Prog [OPTIONS]
";

@OptConfig = (
    'dst;s;+inbox;' => 'Set destination folder',
    'verbose;b;;'   => 'With verbose messages.',
    'debug;d;;'     => "With debug message.",
    'help;b;;'      => 'Show this message'
    );

##
## Profile and option processing
##

init_opt(\@OptConfig);
read_cfg();
read_opt(\@ARGV); # help?
help($EXPLANATION) && exit $EXIT_SUCCESS if $opt_help;

debug_option($opt_debug) if $opt_debug;

&process_stdin();

sub process_stdin() {
    my @Message = ();

    while (<STDIN>) {
	push(@Message, $_);
    }

    &store_message(\@Message, $opt_dst, 1);
    &exec_getsbrfile($opt_dst);
}

__END__

=head1 NAME

imstore - store mail/news message to a folder

=head1 SYNOPSIS

B<imstore> [OPTIONS]

=head1 DESCRIPTION

The I<imstore> command get mail/new message from the standard
input into a folder.  The new message being incorporated is
assigned the next highest number in the folder.

This command is provided by IM (Internet Message).

=head1 OPTIONS

=over 5

=item I<-d, --dst=FOLDER>

Set target folder.  Default value is "+inbox".

=item I<-v, --verbose={on,off}>

Print verbose messages when running.

=item I<--debug=DEBUG_OPTION>

Print debug messages when running.

=item I<-h, --help>

Display help message and exit.

=back

=cut

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