USAGE:

  qmanip --src={queue} --dest={queue} --match={rexexp} [--test] [--verbose]
  qmanip --src={queue} --match={rexexp} --unlink [--test] [--verbose]

DESCRIPTION:

  qmanip allows arbitrary matching on a queue entry's envelope and
  headers.  You specify perl-like regular expressions to match lines
  in the qf* files or df* files.

  If no "match" option is supplied, all messages match.  Continued
  lines in the qf data are collapsed onto one line for convenience
  during matching.

  Matching messages will have all associated files in the queue moved
  to the specified destination or, with the "unlink" option, will be
  unlinked.
  
OPTIONS:

  --src, -s             specify source directory where queue files are
  --dest, -d            specify destination ("move to") directory 
  --unlink, -u          delete matching files instead of moving them
  --test, -t            do not really move or unlink files (implies verbose)
                          (still does file locking)
  --verbose, -v         print messages about what qmanip is doing
  --help, -h            show this help
  --match, -m           specify a match for the qf* file's info that will
                          be used to select which files to move
  --bodymatch, -b       specify a match for the df* file's info that will
                          be used to select which files to move (if the qf*
                          match wasn't specified or was successful)

EXAMPLES:

  Testing before wacking a big queue:

    qmanip --src=/var/spool/mqueue/ --dest=/tmp/destqueue \
      --match='H\?x\?Full-Name: Ronald McDonald' --test
  
  You can also match the body of the message (this one also matches
  on the sender):
  
    qmanip --src=/tmp/tmpqueue/ --dest=/tmp/destqueue \
      --match='^S<rmacdono@emacsluv.com>' --bodymatch='love tryst'
  
  Like qtool, you can delete selected messages instead of moving them:
  
    qmanip --src=/tmp/tmpqueue \
      --match='H\?x\?Full-Name: Ronald McDonald' --unlink --verbose