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...ut stream any newline character immediately preceded by a backslash. This filter operates only in [[MU_FILTER_DECODE|decode mode]]. The creation sequence allows for the following [[filter option|option]]:

The ''CRLFDOT'' filter is useful for data I/O in such protocols as POP3 and SMTP. In [[MU_FILTER_ENCODE|encode]] mode, this filter replaces each LF ('\n' or ASCII 10) character by CRLF ("\r\n", ASCII 13 10)

The <tt>[[mu|mailutils]] filter</tt> command applies a chain of [[filter]]s to the input. The filters to apply and their arguments are given mailutils filter [''option''] ''filter-chain''

''CRLF'' is a Mailutils [[filter]] which converts line separators from LF (ASCII 10) to CRLF (ASCII 13 10) a ...racter with the CRLF sequence. If created with the <tt>-n</tt> option, the filter produces a "normalized" output, by preserving input CRLF untouched (by defa

...treated as the text to operate upon. Otherwise the command acts as a UNIX filter, reading lines from the standard input and printing results on the standard The decode mode can be requested via the <tt>--decode</tt> (<tt>-d</tt>) option:

The <tt>inline-comment</tt> filter in [[MU_FILTER_DECODE|decode mode]] removes [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I In decode mode, the filter removes all lines beginning with a ''comment sequence'' from the input. Th

;[[mailutils filter|filter]] ...of what each of them does. It is similar to the <tt>mailutils --help</tt> option.

There is also a special option for that purpose: <tt>--file</tt> (<tt>-f</tt>). Thus, the following comma The <tt>--file</tt> option has the advantage that it allows, in conjunction with another options, for