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Package: biabam (0.9.7-bp156.4.1)

A Bash Attachment Mailer

BIABAM is a small tool, useful when you want to mail attachments from the command line. It has similarities to mailing attachments from the commandline with Mutt, but it only depends on bash and uuencode.

Other Packages Related to biabam:

  • dep: /bin/bash

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  • dep: /usr/sbin/sendmail

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  • dep: [sharutils]

    GNU shar utilities

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Package file paths (4)

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  • /usr/bin/biabam
  • /usr/share/doc/packages/biabam
  • /usr/share/doc/packages/biabam/COPYING
  • /usr/share/doc/packages/biabam/README

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VersionReleaseArchitectureRepositoryPackage sizeInstalled sizePublisher repository artifact
0.9.7-bp156.4.1leap-15.6 / ossnoarchopenSUSE Leap 15.6 · OSS · multi-architecture17 KiB22 KiBnoarch/biabam-0.9.7-bp156.4.1.noarch.rpm

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0.9.7-bp156.4.1 / noarchObserved Sep 1, 2026sha512 cd28333a5c90…7fe12e94Source-reported digest

Metadata observed; artifact bytes were not independently fetched or hashed by this catalog import. The digest below is source-reported.

Source-reported digest (sha512): cd28333a5c9023f84436166cf90b5a8a3aa831af9e4ef6f954b0e4ff15c5cc1d610fbd2ec2a0f39c2aaf7845f337e6185d1ca1baf5d41050df1c55897fe12e94

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Sources

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    Authoritative source; repository metadata signature verified

    Signature evidence

    leap-15-6-oss-multiarch:ca2653101b9afba6656aea529109ba0c0f1ca1a92aa8614e7c887fda5264c230

    Repository-signature verification record
    Signed-object SHA-256
    ca2653101b9afba6656aea529109ba0c0f1ca1a92aa8614e7c887fda5264c230
    Signer fingerprint
    AD485664E901B867051AB15F35A2F86E29B700A4
    Keyring revision
    opensuse-project-signing-key.asc
    SHA-256 b5745739ebfb95b25b8e810f9bcb847fe750ccda598bd85f02f0e974599a6d7e
    Tool and policy
    gpgv (GnuPG) 2.4.9
    openfactory-software-catalog-signature-v1
    Verification time
    Sep 1, 2026
    Repository metadata hash linkage
    Result
    Recorded as verified; digest details unavailable