QRDR(8)

NAME
qrdr - incoming bitnet queue peeking tool

SYNOPSIS

qrdr
    [ -u user ] [ -n ] [ -l ] [ dirpaths, filepaths ]

DESCRIPTION

Qrdr gives users a tool to see what they have in their incoming BITNET spool queues. Depending on protection it also lets others to see what user XYZ has in his/her queue, or ANY directory possibly containing BITNET spool files, or just any specified files...

When `-u user' has not been used, default behaviour of qrdr is to find out who user is making query by asking `whoami', eg getting value of LOGNAME environment variable. (In SysV this is USER variable.) If environment doesn't give answer, /etc/passwd file is consulted with effective uid.

Spool directory is determined using same mechanism as in funetnje main program. Sample configuration of file procesing exits gives directory `/usr/spool/bitspool' in which UPPERCASE userids (or pseudoids - MAILER is one such) are `user' specific subdirectories containing individual spooled files.

Option `-l' gives file paths to spool files, and some heuristics of file contents for rdrlist(1) program. For program-parsing the `-l' option uses singular tabulator to separate output fields.

Example of qrdr output for user `mea':

QRDR: Spool dir: `/usr/spool/bitspool/MEA/'
From:             To:               FName:   FExt:    Type  Form:    SpoolID
NETSERV@FINHUT    MEA@FINFILES      NETSERV  NOTE     PUN A QUFINHUT 0002
NETSERV@FINHUT    MEA@FINFILES      NETSERV  NOTE     PUN A QUFINHUT 0004
MEA@FINFILES      MEA@FINFILES      STANDARD INPUT    PUN C STANDARD 0006
NETSERV@FINHUT    MEA@FINFILES      NETSERV  NOTE     PUN A QUFINHUT 0003
ZEHAVI@ISRAEARN   MEA@FIRIEN        ZEHAVI   NOTE     PUN A STANDARD 0005
...
LISTSERV@SEARN    MEA@FINFILES      INFO     FILELIST PUN N QULISTSV 0023
LISTSERV@FINHUTC  MEA@FINFILES      LISTOWNR REFCARD  PUN N QULISTSV 0024
CMS1@ALIJKU11     MEA@FINFILES      CMS1     NOTE     PUN A STD      0025
Found 23 files.

For the -l option, recognized data types are: NETDATA, VMSDUMP, CARD (Cornell CARD), and PUNCH when none of the previous ones match to input punch records. For three PRINT formats there are: PRINT (Machine Carriage Control), PASA (ANSI Carriage Control), and PCPDS for rare 3rd alternative.

FILES
/etc/funetnje.cf
/etc/funetnje.pid
File processing exit config file, which is defined in funetnje.cf

ENVIRONMENT

LOGNAME
    Primary way to find who I am. (BSD)

USER
    Secondary way to find who I am. (SysV)

SEE ALSO
funetnje(8), rdrlist(1), receive(1), mailify(8), send(1), sendfile(1), bmail(8),

AUTHORS

Yehavi Bourvine, Hebrew University of Yerusalem, Israel <yehavi@hujivms.bitnet>.

Matti Aarnio, Finnish University and Research Network - FUNET, Finland <mea@nic.funet.fi> <mea@finfiles.bitnet>.

Original (VMS oriented package) software by Yehavi Bourvine, UNIX features, plenty of modifications, man-pages by Matti Aarnio.