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-This is the GNU mailutils package.
-This document describes the actions needed to build the pre-release
-or CVS version of the package. See end of file for copying conditions.
-
-* Introduction
-
-    This is a *pre-release* version, and not ready for production use
-yet. If you are taking source from CVS, you will need to have libtool,
-automake, and autoconf installed to help contribute. See the chapter
-`Building' for the detailed instructions. The script autogen.sh is
-provided to help autoconfigure mailutils from the cvs src.  After you
-run autogen.sh, there should be a file 'INSTALL' with (generic)
-installation instructions. Package-specific installation instructions
-are set forth in the file README.
-
-    Please, note that the accompanying documentation may be inaccurate
-or incomplete. The ChangeLog file is the authoritative documentation of
-all recent changes.
-
-Report bugs to <bug-mailutils@gnu.org>
-
-* Checking Out the Sources
-
-The following instructions apply if you wish to obtain sources from
-the CVS repository:
-
-To checkout the source tree from CVS issue the following command:
-
-CVS_RSH=ssh \
- cvs -d :ext:anoncvs@savannah.gnu.org:/cvsroot/mailutils checkout mailutils
-
-Make sure SSHv2 is used.
-
-    This will give you read-only access.  If you think you need write access,
-contact the mailing list.
-
-* Building
-
-    In order to build this you will first need to have right versions
-of autotools and some auxiliary GNU programs. At the time of this
-writing these are: 
-
-  Package   Version (>=)
-  ========  ============
-  automake  1.8.5
-  autoconf  2.59
-  libtool   1.5.8
-  gettext   0.14.1
-  gawk      3.1.3
-
-    You will also need bison (or yacc) and flex. The grammar sources
-were written so that any version of yacc or bison should be able to 
-handle them, however using recent bison is anyway recommended. The lex
-sources could theoretically be compiled with AT&T lex. I have not
-tested this, however, so using flex is higly recommended. I use flex
-2.5.4. 
-  
-    To prepare the package for building run autogen.sh. Then run
-./configure with the desired options (See INSTALL and README for the
-detailed instructions). Finally, run make. Notice that the first make
-of the package should be made in the source directory. Subsequent
-makes can use build directory different from the source one.
-
-* Debugging
-
-    To enable additional debugging information, configure the package
-with --enable-debug option.
-
-    Unless you compile mailutils statically, you will need to run
-following command to debug any utility:
-
-  libtool --mode execute gdb UTILITY-NAME
-
-    Sometimes it is impossible or inconvenient to start a utility from
-the debugger. In this case, use --HANG option, which is supported by
-any of the mailutils programs. The option instructs the program to
-sleep for a given number of seconds (3600 by default) right after
-startup. For example, to debug `mimeview' utility, run
-
-	mimeview --HANG [OTHER-OPTIONS]
-
-Then switch to another terminal, get the PID of the ivoked utility and
-attach to it using gdb: 
-
-	gdb mimeview PID
-
-Once in gdb, issue the following command
-
-	set _argp_hang=0
-
-Now set your breakpoints and proceed as usual.
-
-* Importing gnulib files
-
-    Mailutils imports several source files from gnulib. These go
-mainly to the conventional library libmuaux (directory lib/), but
-several of them are incorporated into the main library libmailutils
-(directory mailbox/). The imported sources are kept in the CVS
-repository to avoid using eventually unstable versions appearing in
-the main gnulib CVS. Once in a time we update the sources. The update
-procedure is quite straightforward: change to the root directory of
-the mailutils tree and run `gnulib-sync' script:
-
-  $ cd mailutils
-  $ scripts/gnulib-sync $HOME/src/gnulib
-
-    The script takes a single argument: name of the directory with the
-copy of gnulib source tree (see http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/gnulib
-for information on how to obtain gnulib sources). After incorporating
-the files, gnulib-sync leaves in the current directory two files named
-gnulib.changelog and gnulib.cvs. The file gnulib.changelog contains
-an entry to be prepended to ChangeLog, the file gnulib.cvs is a shell
-script with the commands necessary to incorporate all the changes into
-CVS. 
-
-    If you need to add more gnulib modules to mailutils, add their
-names to gnulib.modules file, following the instructions in its
-heading comment. Please avoid placing modules in :mailutils section, as
-this may lead to unwanted name clashes when linking user programs with
-libmailutils. 
-
-* Copyright information:
-
-Copyright (C) 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
-
-   Permission is granted to anyone to make or distribute verbatim copies
-   of this document as received, in any medium, provided that the
-   copyright notice and this permission notice are preserved,
-   thus giving the recipient permission to redistribute in turn.
-
-   Permission is granted to distribute modified versions
-   of this document, or of portions of it,
-   under the above conditions, provided also that they
-   carry prominent notices stating who last changed them.
-
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