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12: .TH NEWSRC 5 "January 17, 1986"
13: .ds ]W Version B 2.10.3
14: .SH NAME
15: newsrc \- information file for readnews(1) and checknews(1)
16: .SH DESCRIPTION
17: The
18: .I .newsrc
19: file contains the list of previously read articles and an optional
20: options line for
21: .IR readnews "(1) and " checknews (1).
22: Each newsgroup that articles
23: have been read from has a line of the form:
24: .LP
25: .IB newsgroup : " range"
26: .LP
27: The
28: .I range
29: is a list of the articles read. It is basically a list of numbers
30: separated by commas with sequential numbers collapsed with hyphens.
31: For instance:
32: .LP
33: .B general: 1-78,80,85-90
34: .br
35: .B mod.computers.laser-printers: 1-7
36: .br
37: .B net.news: 1
38: .br
39: .B mod.ai! 1-5
40: .br
41: .LP
42: If the
43: .Ch :
44: is replaced with an
45: .Ch !
46: (as in
47: .B mod.ai
48: above) the newsgroup
49: is not subscribed to and will not be shown to the user.
50: .LP
51: An options line starts with the word
52: .B options
53: (left-justified). Then there are the list of options just as they
54: would be on the command line. For instance:
55: .LP
56: .B "options \-n all !net.sf-lovers !mod.human-nets \-r"
57: .br
58: .B "options \-c \-r"
59: .LP
60: A string of lines beginning with a space or tab after the initial options
61: line will be considered continuation lines.
62: .SH FILES
63: .TP 25
64: ~/.newsrc
65: options and list of previously read articles
66: .SH SEE ALSO
67: checknews(1),
68: readnews(1),
69: vnews(1)
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