Man page - sinntp(1)
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SINNTP
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
COMMANDS
GLOBAL OPTIONS
PLUGINS
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
FILES
SEE ALSO
COPYRIGHT
NOTES
NAME
sinntp - tiny non-interactive NNTP client
SYNOPSIS
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sinntp command [ options ...] [ args ...] |
DESCRIPTION
sinntp is a tiny NNTP client originally designed to work in non-interactive mode. Following operations are supported:
• sending articles to the server,
• fetching new articles to the mbox file,
• downloading individual messages in RFC822 format,
• listing available newsgroups.
COMMANDS
sinntp provides following commands:
• get,
• list,
• pull,
• push.
Above commands may also be invoked via convenience wrappers named in nntp- command scheme (e.g. nntp-get ). See wrappers' manual pages for command synopsis and description.
GLOBAL OPTIONS
--version
Show program's version number and exit.
-h , --help
Show short help message end exit.
-v , --verbose
Be more verbose (use multiple times to increase verbosity).
-q , --quiet
Be less verbose (use multiple times to decrease verbosity).
-p , --plugin= plugin
Load and use plugin .
-S , --server= host , --server= host : port
Connect to the specified host and port . If omitted sinntp will use address stored in /etc/nntp/server file or in NNTPSERVER variable (the latter takes precedence over the former).
-U , --username= username
Use specified username for authentication.
-P , --password= password
Use specified password for authentication.
Use with caution! The password may be visible to other users of the system.
--no-netrc
Do not attempt to read authentication credentials (username, password) from the ˜/.netrc file.
-t , --timeout= timeout
Wait maximum timeout seconds during communication with the server.
Also, a particular command can support additional options.
PLUGINS
Pulled and pushed messages can be altered by the plugin mechanism. Currently sinntp package includes following plugins:
• mimify - add default charset to the message when it is not present,
• strip_headers - strip specified headers from message.
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
NNTPSERVER
Address of the default NNTP server. It can be overridden by --server option.
XDG_DATA_HOME
Location of sinntp data directory. See XDG Base Directory Specification [1] for details.
FILES
/etc/news/server
A file with NNTP server address. Can be overridden by NNTPSERVER environment variable or --server option.
$XDG_DATA_HOME /sinntp/
Location of sinntp data files.
SEE ALSO
nntp-get (1), nntp-list (1), nntp-push (1), nntp-pull (1)
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Piotr Lewandowski, Jakub Wilk
NOTES
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XDG Base Directory Specification |
https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/latest/