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Nathan Stratton wrote:
> 
> Ok, so this all started with I was looking for a search package for
> FreeBSD that would like me search through all my html indexed mail.

	Take a look at htdig in the ports collection. We use it at work and
although the initial configuration is a little complex, it is a VERY
powerful tool.

HTH,

Doug


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