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mmh(1mh)


NAME

   mmh - initialize the mmh environment

SYNOPSIS

   mmh [-check] [-Version] [-help]

DESCRIPTION

   The command mmh creates the initial setup for a first-time mmh user.

   (For an introduction to the mmh system, see mmh-intro(7).)

   First, the mmh directory $HOME/.mmh is created.

   Then  the  user is asked to name a directory that will be designated as
   the user's mail storage.  If this directory does not exist, the user is
   asked  if  it  should  be  created.  Normally, this directory should be
   under the user's home directory. The default is $HOME/Mail.

   Afterwards, mmh writes an  initial  $HOME/.mmh/profile  for  the  user,
   containing  only  the  path  to  the  mail  storage.  If the profile is
   already present, the user is asked to edit it.

   The -c option can be  used  to  check  whether  or  not  mmh  has  been
   installed.  This can be used by other programs without having knowledge
   about the internals of mmh.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

   $MMH          Overrides the user's mmh directory path
   $MMHP         Overrides the user's profile path

FILES

   $HOME/.mmh                 The user's mmh directory
   $HOME/.mmh/profile         The user's profile
   $HOME/.mmh/context         The user's context
   $HOME/Mail                 The user's mail storage

PROFILE COMPONENTS

   Path:                To set the user's mail storage

CONTEXT

   None

SEE ALSO

   mmh-intro(7)



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