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.TH MDIR 6
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.SH NAME
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mdir \- mail directory format
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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The
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.I mdir
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format is used by Upas as a replacement
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for tradition mailbox format. An
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.I mdir
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mailbox is a directory containing any
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number of messages stored one message
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per file. Individual messages are stored
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in the same format they would be in a
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traditional mailbox; each message is a
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valid mailbox with a single message.
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The message files are named with the
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UNIX seconds corresponding to the date
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on the
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.LR From
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line, a “.” separator and a two digit
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sequence starting with
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.LR 00 .
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.PP
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One
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.I mdir
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may contain other
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.I mdirs
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but (currently) this relationship is in name only.
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The mail box
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.B /mail/box/\f2a\f5
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does not contain any messages from
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.BR /mail/box/\f2a\f5/\f2b\f5 ,
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according to
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.IR upasfs (4).
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.SH "SEE ALSO"
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.IR splitmbox (8),
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.IR upasfs (4)
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