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RNTRACK(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual RNTRACK(1)

RNtrack - mail tracker and packer for FTN-networks

rntrack [ options ]

RNtrack is a so called netmail "tracker". Its purpose is to process netmail on netmail hubs, though it can be useful for an ordinary node. It takes a message, compares it with a mask and, if comparison was successful, it executes corresponding operation with this message.

-c configfile
The configuration file name. For example, -c "d:\soft\fido\RNtrack.cfg". The space between the '-c' and the beginning of the path is required. Quotes are required. This parameter overrides RNTRACKCONFIG environment variable.
-u
Unpack outbound. Shows that outbound repack is necessary. Before execution of all main functions, described in configuration file, RNtrack will unpack the entire outbound into the directory specified in the 'TempMail:' statement.
-t
Run all 'ScanDir:' statements, for which one-shot execution is indicated, regardless of whether they should be executed right now or not.
-v
Display the version of the program and the list of authors.
-h, -?
Display help screen.

RNTRACKCONFIG
If you run RNtrack without parameters, then in Windows it will try to read the %USERPROFILE%\fido\rntrack.cfg as a configuration file, in an UNIX-like operating system it will try to read ~/fido/etc/rntrack.conf, and in other operating systems it will try to find rntrack.cfg file in the current directory and process it.
You may set the RNTRACKCONFIG environment variable to choose a different path to RNtrack configuration file.

Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Solaris, MacOS X, AIX, OS/2, DOS and Windows.

Alex Soukhotine and others
2020-01-30 RNtrack

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