When file requesting from Internet Rex capable addresses, you can issue
the following commands in your message:
FREQ <a file or wildcard> !<password, if needed> +/-<time, if needed>
This will request the file, or files matching the wildcard given. If
you gave a password, that will be used to try to pick up the file.
If you give a time, only files more recent (+) or older (-) than the
time given will be returned. Specify times as YYYY:MM:DD:HH:MM:SS.
For example:
FREQ ALLFILES
FREQ BRE*.ZIP
FREQ SECRET.ZIP !Somepassword
FREQ NEWFILES.ZIP +2000:10:10:0:0:0
By default, these files will be sent back to you, one per message,
Base64 (MIME) encoded.
UUENCODE
Once issued, any files requested after this command will be sent
UUencoded instead of Base64 encoded.
XXENCODE
As for UUENCODE, any files requested after this command is issued
will be sent XXencoded.
MIME
This will set the encoding back to Base64 (MIME) encoded files if it
was set otherwise.
SIZE <some number>
This will set the number of lines used per message to encode your
files. For instance:
SIZE 1000
will make each message a maximum of 1000 lines long. Any file which
takes more than 1000 lines to encode will be broken up into multiple
messages and sent that way. (Broken up messages will be sent as
multipart MIME messages.)
HELP
Will send you this help file....
REPLY-TO
Will change the destination email address of the files sent after
the command is issued. For instance,
REPLY-TO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
will send any further requested files to the address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
instead of the normal destination email address.
QUIT
Any further commands issued after this one will be ignored.
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