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1.1 root 1: .TH CHECKNEWS 1
2: .SH NAME
3: checknews \- check to see if user has news
4: .SH SYNOPSIS
5: .BR checknews " [ " ynqevv " ] [ "
6: .IR "readnews options" " ] "
7: .SH DESCRIPTION
8: .I checknews
9: reports to the user whether or not he has news.
10: .TP 10
11: .B y
12: Reports ``There is news'' if the user has news to read.
13: .TP 10
14: .B n
15: Reports ``No news'' if there isn't any news to read.
16: .TP 10
17: .B q
18: causes checknews to be quiet.
19: Instead of printing a message, the exit status indicates news.
20: A status of 0 means no news, 1 means there is news.
21: .TP 10
22: .B v
23: alters the
24: .B y
25: message to show the name of the first newsgroup containing unread news.
26: Doubling
27: .B v
28: (e.g.
29: .BR vv )
30: will cause an explanation of
31: .I any
32: claim of new news,
33: and is useful if
34: .B checknews
35: and
36: .B readnews
37: disagree on whether there is news.
38: .TP 10
39: .B e
40: Executes
41: .IR readnews (1)
42: if there is news.
43: .PP
44: If there are no options,
45: .B y
46: is the default.
47: .SH FILES
48: .PD 0
49: .TP 25
50: ~/.newsrc
51: /usr/lib/news/active
52: Active newsgroups
53: Options and list of previously read articles
54: .SH SEE ALSO
55: inews(1),
56: postnews(1),
57: readnews(1)
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