LEI-TAG(1) public-inbox user manual LEI-TAG(1)
NAME
lei-tag - set/unset metadata on messages
SYNOPSIS
lei tag [OPTIONS] FILE [FILE...] METADATA [METADATA...]
lei tag [OPTIONS] (-|--stdin) METADATA [METADATA...]
DESCRIPTION
Set or unset volatile metadata on messages. In JMAP terms, "volatile
metadata" includes "mailboxes" (analogous to a folder or label) and a
restricted set of "keywords". This supported keywords are the
combination of system keywords (seen, answered, flagged, and draft),
which map to Maildir flags and mbox Status/X-Status headers, as well as
reserved keywords (forwarded, phishing, junk, and notjunk).
To add a label or keyword, prefix it with "+L:" and "+kw:",
respectively. To remove a label or keyword, use "-L:" or "-kw:". For
example, "+kw:flagged" would set the "flagged" keyword for the
specified messages, and "-L:INBOX" would remove the "INBOX" label.
OPTIONS
-F MAIL_FORMAT
--in-format=MAIL_FORMAT
Message input format: "eml", "mboxrd", "mboxcl2", "mboxcl", or
"mboxo".
Default: "eml"
-q
--quiet
Suppress feedback messages.
LABELS
Labels are user-defined values analogous to IMAP/JMAP mailbox names.
They must only contain lowercase characters, digits, and a limited
amount of punctuation (e.g. ".", "-", "@").
Messages may have multiple labels.
KEYWORDS
Keywords are "flags" in Maildir and IMAP terminology. Common keywords
include: "seen", "answered", "flagged", and "draft", though
"forwarded", "phishing", "junk", and "notjunk" are also supported.
When writing to various mboxes, the common keywords will be mapped to
the "Status" and "X-Status" headers.
Messages may have multiple keywords.
CONTACT
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COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2021 all contributors <mailto:meta@public-inbox.org>
License: AGPL-3.0+ <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.txt>
SEE ALSO
lei-add-external(1)
public-inbox.git 1993-10-02 LEI-TAG(1)