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nntp-pull

NNTP-PULL(1)							 nntp-pull manual						      NNTP-PULL(1)

NAME

       nntp-pull - fetch articles from the server to the mbox

SYNOPSIS

       nntp-pull [options...] groupname [groupname...]

DESCRIPTION

       Fetch messages from the server and save them into the mailbox (mbox format). Every argument is supposed to be a name of group, optionally
       followed by a '>' character and mbox filename. If the mbox filename is omitted, it defaults to the name of the group.

       Besides global options (described in sinntp(1)), nntp-pull command takes following options:

       --limit=N
	   Pull at most N messages.

       --reget
	   Start from the first available message.

EXAMPLES

       nntp-pull --server=news.example.org --limit=50 'comp.os.linux>os-linux' Fetches at most the 50 newest articles from the newsgroup
       comp.os.linux located on news.example.org server and appends them to the os-linux mailbox file.

       nntp-pull --server=news.example.net --reget --limit=3 comp.os.windows Fetches at most the 3 oldest articles from the newsgroup
       comp.os.windows located on news.example.net server and appends them to the comp.os.windows mailbox file.

SEE ALSO

       sinntp(1)

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011 Piotr Lewandowski, Jakub Wilk

nntp-pull 1.5							    2012-04-18							      NNTP-PULL(1)

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