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PINE

What is PINE? PINE is a light weight yet very powerful open source console based client developed by the University of Washington. It has enjoyed popularity among UNIX users that spend a lot of time using command line interfaces.

Why use PINE? As a console based client, PINE is perfectly suited to low bandwidth, high latency environments such as dialup connections and cell phones. Since PINE is text based it is easier to ignore and delete text SPAM as well as Image SPAM.

Installing PINE (AL)PINE can be installed as a binary package for many UNIX / Linux distributions as well as compiled from the freely available source code. There are also binary packages available to download for Windows and Mac OS X.

Installing PINE While PINE can act as it’s own client, for local mailbox manipulation PINE requires an MTA such as Sendmail, Qmail, or Postfix

Installing PINE Many users who do not run their own mail servers also use a mail retrieval utility such as fetchmail in conjunction with PINE to download remote mail to a local mailbox.

Configuration Configuration of PINE is done through the Setup option in the program.

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Conclusion PINE is an easy to use, secure text based client that is a perfect fit for anyone who spends most of their time in a command line environment.