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Man Page: snhello

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 8

HELLO(8)						      System Manager's Manual							  HELLO(8)

NAME
HELLO - perform initial conversation with a newsserver (used by sn news system)
SYNOPSIS
HELLO
DESCRIPTION
HELLO is the program that gets executed for every newsserver by the snget(8) program. There is a connection to the newsserver, but nothing has been sent or received yet. This program handles the initial contact. File descriptors 6 is used for data coming from the newsserver, and descriptor 7 is used for data going to the newsserver. This program is used by the sn news system. You never have to use this program yourself. However, when a newsserver is non-standard, you may have to modify a copy of it for that server. Newsserver-specific copies should go into /var/spool/sn/.outgoing/HOST
SEE ALSO
snget(8), sn(8) HELLO(8)
Related Man Pages
snget(8) - debian
sngetd(8) - debian
rnews(1) - bsd
rnews(1) - netbsd
rnews(1) - linux
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