Lines Matching refs:addresses
89 # Find a list of email addresses from various mailer configuration files.
97 # Mozilla Thunderbird addresses
100 # Mozilla addresses
103 # Netscape 4 addresses
106 # Netscape 3 addresses
109 # Emacs/XEmacs rmail, Emacs/XEmacs gnus, XEmacs vm addresses
110 # XEmacs mew addresses
113 # KDE2 addresses
116 # KDE kmail addresses
119 # GNOME evolution 2 addresses
122 # GNOME evolution 1 addresses
125 # GNOME balsa addresses
128 # StarOffice and OpenOffice addresses
135 # mutt addresses
138 # pine addresses
141 # xfmail addresses
144 # tkrat addresses
158 addresses=""
168 # Mozilla and Mozilla Thunderbird addresses
170 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '^user_pref("mail\.identity\..*\.useremail", ".*");$' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/^user_pref("mail\.identity\..*\.useremail", "\(.*\)");$/\1/'`
173 # Netscape 4 addresses
175 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '^user_pref("mail\.identity\.useremail", ".*");$' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/^user_pref("mail\.identity\.useremail", "\(.*\)");$/\1/'`
178 # Netscape 3 addresses
180 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '^EMAIL_ADDRESS:' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/^EMAIL_ADDRESS:[ ]*//'`
184 # Emacs/XEmacs rmail, Emacs/XEmacs gnus, XEmacs vm addresses
185 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '[ (]user-mail-address "[^"]*"' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/^.*[ (]user-mail-address "\([^"]*\)".*$/\1/'`
186 # XEmacs mew addresses
190 addresses="$addresses ${user}@$domain"
195 # KDE2 addresses
197 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '^EmailAddress=' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/^EmailAddress=//'`
200 # KDE kmail addresses
202 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '^Email Address=' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/^Email Address=//'`
205 # GNOME evolution 2 addresses
208 addresses="$addresses "`sed -n -e "$sedexpr0" < $file`
211 # GNOME evolution 1 addresses
216 addresses="$addresses "`sed -n -e "$sedexpr0" < $file | while read hexstring; do printf \`echo "$hexstring" | sed -e "$sedexpr1" -e "$sedexpr2"\`; done`
219 # GNOME balsa addresses
221 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '^Address=' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/^Address=//'`
224 # OpenOffice addresses
226 addresses="$addresses "`sed -n -e 's,^.*<mail cfg:type="string">\(.*\)</mail>.*$,\1,p' $file 2>/dev/null`
229 # StarOffice addresses
233 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '^User-Adress=' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/#[^#]*$//' -e 's/^.*#//'`
236 # mutt addresses
240 addresses="$addresses $mutt_addresses"
244 addresses="$addresses $EMAIL"
249 # pine addresses
254 addresses="$addresses ${user}@$domain"
260 addresses="$addresses ${user}@"`echo "$hostfqdn" | sed -e 's/^[^.]*\.//'`
265 # xfmail addresses
267 addresses="$addresses "`grep -h '^from=.*<.*>' $file 2>/dev/null | sed -e 's/^.*<\([^<>]*\)>.*$/\1/'`
270 # tkrat addresses
275 addresses="$addresses ${user}@$domain"
282 addresses="$addresses ${user}@${host}.$domain"
300 addresses="$addresses ${user}@$hostmailname"
308 addresses="$addresses ${user}@$hostmailname"
312 # elm has no user-defined addresses.
313 # mailx has no user-defined addresses.
314 # mh has no user-defined addresses.
316 addresses="$addresses ${user}@$hostfqdn"
318 # Normalize addresses: remove addresses without @, lowercase the part after @,
332 for addr in $addresses; do
346 addresses="$naddresses"
349 case "$addresses" in
351 # At least two addresses.
354 for addr in $addresses; do
368 for addr in $addresses; do
393 echo " $addresses" 1>&3
397 addr=`echo "$addresses" | sed -e 's/^ //'`