usage:	receive	[-dqrpkP] [-f from] file-name [...]
   or:	receive	-n [-dqrpkP] file-number [...]
   or:	receive	[-slL] [-f from]
   or:	receive	-a [-dqrpkP] [-f from]
   or:	receive	-b [-k]	[-f from] file-name [...] user[@host]
   or:	receive	-bn [-k] file-number [...] user[@host]
   or:	receive	-ba [-k] user[@host]
options:  -l  list of files
	  -L  full list	of files
	  -s  short list of files
	  -n  specify a	file number
	  -a  specify all files
	  -f  specify only files from this user
	  -d  delete file (do not receive)
	  -q  quiet mode: no questions asked
	  -r  rename file when receiving
	  -p  preserve tar or pgp file formats
	  -k  keep file	in spool after receiving
	  -P  receive file to stdout (decrypt but don't	untar)
	  -b  bounce (forward) a file
examples:  receive -af frams  !	receive	all files from user frams
	   receive -n 1	      !	receive	file number 1
	   receive blubb      !	receive	file blubb



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RECEIVE(1)		  User Commands		       RECEIVE(1)

NAME
     receive - receive files from the sendfile spool


SYNOPSIS
     receive [ -d ] [ -r ] [ -q	] [ -f from ] file [...]
     receive -n	[ -d ] [ -r ] [	-q ] file-number [...]
     receive [ -s ] [ -l ] [ -L	] [ -f from ]
     receive -b	file [ -f from ] [...]	user[@host]
     receive -bn file-number [...]  user[@host]
     receive -ba user[@host]


DESCRIPTION
     receive files from	the sendfile spool which has been sent to
     you.

     If	there is already a file	with the same name  you	 will  be
     prompted for overwriting or renaming.

     Allowed wildcards in file names are: * ?
     CAUTION: you have to put wildcards	and other special charac-
     ters  in  ' ' quotes to hide them for interpretation by your
     shell.


OPTIONS
     -n	     receive file number(s)

     -d	     delete instead of receive

     -a	     receive (or delete) all files

     -r	     rename before receiving

     -s	     list files	in short format

     -l	     list files

     -L	     list files	and look inside	archives, too

     -b	     bounce (forward) files to another recipient

     -q	     quiet mode: no questions asked

     -f	user all actions refer only to files from this user

EXAMPLES
     receive -L
     list all files in long format.

     receive 'blubb*'
     receive all files starting	with string "blubb".

     receive -daf microsoft.com
     delete all	files from microsoft.com sites.



FILES
     /var/spool/sendfile   The sendfile	spool directory.

     /var/spool/sendfile/$USER/log
			   A log of the	last transfers.

     /usr/local/etc/nosendfile
			   Users which are not allowed to receive
			   files or messages (set by root).


SEE ALSO
     sendfile(1)


AUTHOR
     Ulli Horlacher  -	framstag@rus.uni-stuttgart.de