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BBOARDS(1)             BSD Reference Manual            BBOARDS(1)


NNAAMMEE
       bboards - the UCI BBoards facility

SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
       bbc [-check] [-read] bboards ...  [-help]

DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
       The  home  directory of _b_b_o_a_r_d_s is where the BBoard system
       is kept.  This documentation describes some of the nuances
       of the BBoard system.

       Note  that if your system is configured to use the Network
       News Transfer Protocol (NNNNTTPP) to read BBoards, (your  sys-
       tem does seem to be configured this way), then there is no
       local bboards setup; instead, _b_b_c opens an NNNNTTPP connection
       to the local server.

       BBBBooaarrddss,, BBBBooaarrdd--IIDDss
            A  BBoard  is  just a file containing a group of mes-
            sages relating to the same topic.  These  files  live
            in  the  ~bboards  home directory.  Each message in a
            BBoard file has in its header  the  line  "BBoard-Id:
            n",  where  "n" is an ascending decimal number.  This
            id-number is unique for each  message  in  a  BBoards
            file.   It  should  NOT  be confused with the message
            number of a message, which can change as messages are
            removed from the BBoard.

       BBBBooaarrdd HHaannddlliinngg
            To  read  BBoards, use the _b_b_c and _m_s_h programs.  The
            _m_s_h command is a monolithic  program  which  contains
            all the functionality of _M_H in a single program.  The
            `-check' switch to _b_b_c lets you check on  the  status
            of  BBoards,  and  the  `-read'  switch  tells _b_b_c to
            invoke _m_s_h to read those BBoards.

       CCrreeaattiinngg aa BBBBooaarrdd
            Both public, and private BBoards are supported.  Con-
            tact  the  mail  address  _P_o_s_t_M_a_s_t_e_r if you'd like to
            have a BBoard created.

       BBBBooaarrdd aaddddrreesssseess
            Each BBoard has associated with it 4 addresses, these
            are (for the ficticious BBoard called ``hacks''):
              hhaacckkss : The Internet wide distribution list.
              ddiisstt--hhaacckkss : The local BBoard.
              hhaacckkss--rreeqquueesstt :  The  people  responsible  for  the
                   BBoard at the Internet level.
              llooccaall--hhaacckkss--rreeqquueesstt : The  people  responsible  for
                   the BBoard locally.




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BBOARDS(1)             BSD Reference Manual            BBOARDS(1)


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       $HOME/.mh_profile                         The user profile
       $HOME/.bbrc                               BBoard information

PPRROOFFIILLEE CCOOMMPPOONNEENNTTSS
       Path:                To determine the user's MH directory
       bboards:             To specify interesting BBoards
       mshproc:             Program to read a given BBoard

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       bbc(1), bbl(1), bbleader(1), msh(1)

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       The default bboard is "system"

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