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rnews(1) |
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rnews − receive news from a UUCP connection
rnews [ −h host ] [ −r remote ] [ −P port ] [ −v ] [ −U ] [ −N ] [ input ]
Rnews reads messages typically queued by a UUCP newsfeed and sends them to the local InterNetNews server (either ’’localhost’’, or the value defined by the variable nnrpdposthost in the file inn.conf).
The message is read from the specified input file, or standard input if no input is named.
When sent over UUCP, Usenet articles are typically joined in a single batch to reduce the UUCP overhead. Batches can also be compressed, to reduce the communication time. If a message does not start with a number sign (’’#’’) and an exclamation point, then the entire input is taken as a single news article. If it does start with with those two characters, then the first line is read and interpreted as a batch command.
If the command is ’’#! rnews nnn’’ where nnn is a number, then the next nnn bytes (starting with the next line) are read as a news article.
If the command is ’’#! cunbatch’’ then the rest of input is fed to the compress(1) program with the ’’−d’’ flag to uncompress it, and the output of this pipe is read as rnews’s input. This is for historical compatibility — there is no program named cunbatch. A compressed batch will start with a ’’#! cunbatch’’ line, then contain a series of articles separated by ’’#! rnews nnn’’ lines. If <RNEWSPROGS in config.data> is ’’DO’’ and the command is any other word, then rnews will try to execute a program with that name in the directory <pathbin in inn.conf>/bin/rnews.libexec.
The batch will be fed into the program’s standard input, and the standard output will be read back as input into rnews. If <RNEWS_SAVE_BAD in config.data> is ’’DO’’ and rnews detects any problems with an article such as a missing header, or an unintelligible reply from the server, it will save a copy of the article in the <pathincoming in inn.conf>/bad directory.
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−U |
If the server is not available, the message is spooled into a new file created in the <patharticles in inn.conf> directory. The ’’−U’’ flag may be used to send all spooled messages to the server once it becomes available again, and can be invoked regularly by cron(8). | ||
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−N |
Normally, if unpacking the input fails it is re-spooled to <patharticles in inn.conf> for another attempt later. If the ’’−N’’ flag is used then no such re-spooling is done and rnews exits with status value ’’9’’ to indicate this. | ||
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−r |
If the ’’−r’’ flag is used, then the articles will be sent to the named remote host instead of the default host. | ||
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−P |
If the ’’−P’’ flag is used, then the articles will be sent to the specified port on the remote host. | ||
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−v |
If the ’’−v’’ flag is used, it will print a notice of all errors on the standard error, naming the input file (if known) and printing the first few characters of the input. Errors are always logged through syslog(3). | ||
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−h |
If the ’’−h’’ flag is given, or failing that, the environment variable <_ENV_UUCPHOST in config.data> (typically UU_MACHINE) is set, then rnews will log the Message-ID, and host, for each article offered to the server via syslog(3). Logging will only be done if the value is not an empty string. |
Rnews cannot process articles that have embedded \0’s in them.
Written by Rich $alz <rsalz@uunet.uu.net> for InterNetNews. This is revision 1.1.2.1, dated 1999/06/12.
inn.conf(5), innd(8).
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