This component (processing/mmuaq/mmuaqcli[.exe]) is a command-line management and development tool. It shares code with the backend for testing purpose.
See compilation.
See configuration.
As explained in the link above, if you want to easily switch between several accounts, without having to modify the configuration file, you can put below sections in Setups, one Setup per account, and use the -s|--setup command-line option to switch to the desired account.
For the POP3 related commands (those which begin with --pop3-) to work properly, you must create a POP3 section in the Parameters section (or as Setup), which looks like following :
<POP3 HostPort="HOST_PORT> <Username>USERNAME</Username> <Password>PASSWORD</Password> </POP3>
where :
HOST_PORT is the the address:service of the POP3 server,USERNAME is the username of an account of the above POP3 server,PASSWORD is the password for the above username.
For the IMAP related commands (those which begin with --imap-) to work properly, you must create an IMAP section in the Parameters section (or as Setup), which looks like following :
<IMAP HostPort="HOST_PORT> <Username>USERNAME</Username> <Password>PASSWORD</Password> </IMAP>
where :
HOST_PORT is the the address:service of the IMAP server,USERNAME is the username of an account of the above IMAP server,PASSWORD is the password for the above username.See the user manual.
For the --get-field command, the <field> argument can have one of following value : Subject, To, From, MessageId and Date.
If you want to apply the --get-field command (or the --show-header one) to directly from a POP3 or IMAP server retrieved message, you can use the pipe (|). For example, to retrieve the MessageId field body from the message number 1 (which is supposed to exist) from your POP3 server account, launch:
mmuaq --pop3-retrieve 1 | mmuaq --get-field MessageId.