RMM(1)		      [mh.6] (MH.6.8)			RMM(1)

     NAME
	  rmm -	remove messages

     SYNOPSIS
	  rmm [+folder]	[msgs] [-help]

     DESCRIPTION
	  Rmm removes the specified messages by	renaming the message
	  files	with preceding commas.	Many sites consider files that
	  start	with a comma to	be a temporary backup, and arrange for
	  cron (8) to remove such files	once a day.

	  If the user has a profile component such as

	       rmmproc:	 /bin/rm

	  then instead of simply renaming the message file, rmm	will
	  call the named program to delete the file.  Note that	at
	  most installations, cron (8) is told to remove files that
	  begin	with a comma once a night.

	  Some users of	csh prefer the following:

	       alias rmm 'refile +d'

	  where	folder +d is a folder for deleted messages, and

	       alias mexp 'rm `mhpath +d all`'

	  is used to expunge deleted messages.

	  The current message is not changed by	rmm, so	a next	will
	  advance to the next message in the folder as expected.

     FILES
	  $HOME/.mh_profile		      The user profile

     PROFILE COMPONENTS
	  Path:		       To determine the	user's MH directory
	  Current-Folder:      To find the default current folder
	  rmmproc:	       Program to delete the message

     SEE ALSO
	  rmf(1)

     DEFAULTS
	  `+folder' defaults to	the current folder
	  `msgs' defaults to cur

     CONTEXT
	  If a folder is given,	it will	become the current folder.

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     BUGS
	  Since	refile uses your rmmproc to delete the message,	the
	  rmmproc must NOT call	refile without specifying
	  `-normmproc',	or you will create an infinte loop.

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