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+Kataribe Readme
+
+Kataribe is a more or less simple script to turn your Mbox into an RSS file,
+so that you may display the subject and from in your Knewsticker. This
+script uses a set of Perl modules to access the mail box. The standard mail
+box format which I assume is the classic UNIX Mbox format. The script is
+rather flexible though and if you wish to adjust the script to fit your
+mailbox's needs, please be my guest. You can find a list of classes, which
+are supported by the module here:
+http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=module&query=Mail%3A%3ABox
+
+The following list of modules must be installed in order for this script to
+work:
+
+Data::Dumper;
+Date::Format;
+Mail::Box;
+Mail::Box::Manager;
+MIME::Words
+
+Make sure, that you set the $limit variable in the top section of the
+script. Parsing a Mbox file is not highly efficient and parsing a huge Mbox
+file over and over can be very time consuming. This might cause the script
+to time out and not report any data back to KNewsticker. By default only the
+_newest_ ten messages are read and displayed as RSS.
+
+This script tries to be smart about the From header, yet might not always
+guess right. The script assumes to find a from in the form of:
+
+A name <a@email.de>
+
+It will try to display the A name part in Knewsticker along with the subject
+of the mail messages. If the script cannot find a name, it will try to use
+the email address instead.
+
+I realize, that there are still several issues, which could be adressed and
+the script surely is not 100% feature complete, but it is operational for
+those, who wish to have a quick overview about the new mail, which might
+have been dumped into their local account using fetchmail or any other
+delivering service.
+
+This IS a work in progress, it has been tested by the author but not by any
+other, so please make sure to do so and report back to bio@gmx.de. Thank
+you.