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-MMSG [<-sign>] [<-channel>] <target> <file> [<type>  [<encoding>]]
-
-Sends a private data message to other user in the network.  The message
-will be send as a MIME encoded data message.
-
-If -channel option is provided then this command actually send channel
-message to the specified channel.  The message IS NOT private message, it
-is normal channel message.
-
-If the -sign optin is provided, the message will be additionally
-digitally signed and the receiver may verify it with your public key.
-
-Messages that exceed roughly 64k will be fragmented automatically and
-sent as separate messages.  The reassembly of the fragments will be done
-automatically by the recipient.
-
-If no transfer-encoding is given it defaults to binary.  If no 
-content-type is given it is guessed using a MIME magic file.
-
-NOTE: You have to have enabled perl support at compile time, and you need to
-load the perl script silc-mime.pl for this to work!
-
-Settings
-
-  mime_magic            - path to MIME magic file, or internal 
-                          defaults if empty
-  mime_default_encoding - encoding to use if none specified
-  mime_temp_dir         - where to store temporary files
-
-  mime_database         - Mailcap files defining MIME handlers
-  mime_unlink_tempfiles - whether to keep temporary files
-  mime_verbose          - Turn on status messages
-  mime_exec_param       - additional parameters to pass to /EXEC
-
-Examples
-
-  /MMSG Foobar smiley.gif image/gif binary
-  /MMSG -channel silc silc.patch text/x-patch 7bit
-  /MMSG -sign * boing.mp3 audio/mpeg