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RPM resource lbdb

This package was inspired by the Big Brother Database package available for various Emacs mailers, and by Brandon Long's "external query" patch for the Mutt mail user agent. (Note that this patch has been incorporated into the main-line mutt versions as of mutt 0.93.) The package doesn't use any formal database libraries or languages, although it should be quite easy to extend it to use, e.g., an installed PostgreSQL server as it's back end. lbdb can be used to extract e-mail addresses from your incoming mail stream into some kind of address-book which you can access via mutt's query function. Install this package if you are using mutt, an email program, and want to get easy access to your collection of email addresses.

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