Nordic Star Products 4.3A - Manual (Page 38)

Command reference
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!FROM The identity of the sender
!SUBJECT The subject line
Files which are created are called <pid>.<seqno>.<ext> where the seqno is the
enclosure’s sequence number in the file, ext is the file’s extension, which can for
example be txt for a text file, and pid is the processor’s id and is guaranteed to be
unique.
You can then choose which enclosures you want to use and which ones you wish
to discard.
Parameters:
-dir dir Indicates which directory the extracted enclosures will
end up in. Normally /tmp.
-e Reads standard input, codes to BASE64 and writes in
standard output.
-noheader Indicates that the program will not work mail-headers.
-prefix str Adds str to the prefix before pid in the file name.
14.1.9 faxprint
Syntax: faxprint[-q] [-d printer] [ID [ID ...] | file]
Used to print out a fax on an HP Laserjet compatible printer.
Parameters:
-v Shows the program version and syntax.
-q Does not write information to the screen.
-d printer Specifies that the printout will be sent to the stated
printer.
The argument can be either a fax-ID or the name of a fax file. The printout data is
sent to the standard printer if no special printer is specified. The printer should be
HP Laserjet compatible and the data must not be filtered, i.e. the printout should
be raw, otherwise it will be garbage. E.g. faxprint -d LASER 13 or faxprint
D.510.000.
14.1.10 faxq
Syntax: faxq [-reverse] [ -p | -s | -r | -f | -d [directory] [ -h ID ] [ -n ID ] [ -t tt:mm
ID] [-x]
Used to show the various fax queues, to change the sending times for a special
fax and to list fax files.
Parameters:
-v Shows the program version and syntax.
-p Shows the queue of outgoing faxes.