Hallo, dies ist ein Test.

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#
# Copyright (c) 1990, 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
#
# The following 3 settings produce the familiar Solaris behavior.
set appenddeadletter
unset pipeignore
unset replyall
set append dot showname
if t
	# mailx-only defaults here
	#
	# automatically incorporate new messages as they arrive.
	# would be nice if mailtool supported this as well.
	set autoinc
else
	# mailtool-only defaults here
	#
	# this should probably not be mailtool-only, but for
	# compatibility we only put it here.
	set hold
	# following so hierarchical menu is the default
	set LISTER="ls -LF"
	# default is to allow editing of message windows
	set editmessagewindow
	# For maximum BSD compatibility, Solaris formerly set escapeok to
	# allow ~ escapes even when not using a tty.  But if that is set,
	# then any mail invocation with untrusted input can be used to
	# execute arbitrary commands and mail out files, so the old behavior
	# has been disabled.  Uncomment the following line to restore the
	# old behavior:
	#set escapeok
endif

# most mail headers are uninteresting to most people.  here we ignore all
# the uninteresting headers that are at all common.  a better approach
# might've been to retain only the interesting headers...

# ignore uninteresting headers
ignore apparently-to default-options errors-to in-reply-to precedence priority
ignore received reply-to return-path return-receipt-to sender status via

# ignore headers from news
ignore approved company confirmed-by distribution expires followup-to keywords
ignore lines message-id newsgroups organization path posted-date posting-number
ignore references submitted-by summary

# ignore strange headers from other mail systems
ignore auto-forward-count auto-forwarded-from email-version
ignore end-of-header end-of-protocol message-protocol message-service
ignore message-type message-version mts-message-id report-version sent-by
ignore transport-options ua-content-id ua-message-id

# ignore content headers, but they'll still be saved
ignore content-length content-type content-charset

# ignore common non-standard headers
ignore x-lines x-mailer x-postmark x-sequence x-zippy
ignore x-sun-charset