Lines Matching defs:from
49 * a -f flag from. Otherwise, the user must be careful
53 * the user to collect the vacation message from.
118 char *from;
248 from = sender;
252 /* read message from standard input (just from line) */
253 from = getfrom(&shortfrom);
268 printf("Sending %s to %s\n", buf, from);
271 sendmessage(buf, from, myname);
368 * GETFROM -- read message from standard input and return sender
377 * Reads first line from standard input.
388 /* read the from line */
409 * Start searching leftward from the leftmost '@'.
445 * from -- the Return-Path of the sender. We assume that
446 * anything from "*-REQUEST@*" is bulk mail.
454 * May read the header from standard input. When this
459 junkmail(from)
460 char *from;
467 p = strrchr(from, '@');
563 * from -- the Return-Path of the sender.
572 filter_ok(from, filter_file)
573 char *from;
584 from_len = strlen(from);
621 if (strcasecmp(match_start, from) == 0) {
633 * Make sure the last part of from is the domain line
636 * from e.g. twinsun.com for sun.com .
638 if (strncasecmp(&from[from_len - line_len],
640 (from[from_len - line_len -1] == '@' ||
641 from[from_len - line_len -1] == '.')) {
875 * Now read back in from the temp file and write to the pipe.
1076 fprintf(f, "Subject: away from my mail\n");
1132 printf("you get back from vacation. Bon voyage.\n");