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Revised 2005-09-28
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The PINE Message System
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LATEST PINE VERSION = 4.64, released 2005-09-28
For the latest info on Pine, see: http://www.washington.edu/pine/.
Unix Pine, Pico, Pilot, imapd, rpload, rpdump, and mailutil
_binaries_ are only accessible from http://www.washington.edu/pine/.
The PC-Pine distribution is in the pcpine subdirectory. See pcpine/README
for more information.
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What you'll find in this directory:
README - This file.
pine.tar.Z - Pine/Pico/IMAPd source distribution for latest version
pine4.64.tar.Z - Same as above
pine.tar.gz - Same as above but compressed with gnu zip
pine4.64.tar.gz - Same as above
pine.tar.bz2 - Same as above but compressed with bzip2
pine4.64.tar.bz2 - Same as above
pine.intro.txt - Standard short introduction to Pine
pine-4.64-1.i386.rpm - RPM built on Red Hat Enterprise Server release 3
pine-4.64-1.src.rpm - Source RPM built on Red Hat Enterprise Server release 3
pine_4.64-1_i386.deb - Debian package built on Debian GNU/Linux 3.0
docs DIRECTORY:
Pine external documentation. Supplements to the help information compiled
into Pine and the Unix man page. The files in this directory are also
available in WWW form at http://www.washington.edu/pine/.
tech-notes.txt - Text version of Pine Technical notes, about 50 pages
release-notes.txt - Release notes for the current version of Pine
user-guide.txt - Based on Pine's online help (for version 3.94)
FAQs.txt - Pointer to Pine FAQ in Pine Information Center
QandA.txt - The Pine FAQ
pc-pine.txt - Notes on PC Pine
how2get.txt - Where to get Pine for different operating systems
legal.txt - Pine Legal Notices
chronology.txt - Release Chronology and Version Changes
hist.cred.txt - Pine Project History and Credits
Getting_Started.* - An introductory guide to using Pine for novice
users, available in several formats. The guide for each
version (3.90, 3.95, 3.96) is in its own subdirectory.
The guide for Pine version 4 is available in the Pine
Information Center, at:
http://www.washington.edu/pine/tutorial.4/
pcpine DIRECTORY:
The current PC-Pine distribution. See pcpine/README for details.
old DIRECTORY:
Old versions of the Pine package.
pine-info DIRECTORY:
Archives of discussion on the public pine-info list. Coverage is from
1993 to the present. Archives dating back to Jan. 1995, also updated
daily and with a searchable full-text index, are available on the World
Wide Web at the URL http://www.washington.edu/pine/pine-info/
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GETTING STARTED ON BUILDING UNIX PINE
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(Note: source code for PC-Pine is not currently available.)
After downloading one of the compressed "tar" files (pine.tar.gz, _or_
pine.tar.bz2, _or_ pine.tar.Z) here are the steps to build Unix
Pine (and the other related programs):
Step 1: Uncompress the downloaded file:
uncompress pine.tar.Z
or
gunzip pine.tar.gz
or
bunzip2 pine.tar.bz2
Step 2: Extract files from the "tar" archive:
tar xf pine.tar
Step 3: Change directory to the extracted pineX.XX directory, e.g.
cd pine4.64
Step 4: Read the distribution's README file for detailed instructions:
more README
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LEGAL NOTICES
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--> All UW Software is copyrighted by the University of Washington
--> Pine and Pico are trademarks of the University of Washington
--> Use of the Pine-Info message archives for the compilation of email
address lists for commercial purposes is prohibited
(Chapter 42.17 RCW).
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