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87f0cff6 7.TH NETRM 1 "%G%"
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11.SH NAME
12netrm \- remove a command from the network queue
13.SH SYNOPSIS
14.B netrm
15[
16.B \-
17] [ name1 ... namen ]
18.SH DESCRIPTION
19.I Netrm
20removes files from the network queue which have been queued for transmission to remote machines (but not yet sent).
21The
22.I names
23specified are the filenames reported by the
24.IR netq (\*s)
25command.
26The
27.B \-
28option indicates that all files
29owned by the person logged in are to be removed.
30.PP
31Only the owner of the file or super-user can
32.I netrm
33the file.
34.SH AUTHOR
35Eric Schmidt
36.SH FILES
37.ta 2.5i
38/usr/spool/berknet/send? the directories where the queues are
39.SH BUGS
40Files on network queues on intermediate machines cannot be removed.
41.br
42There should be a
43.B \-m
44flag to use with
45.B \-
46to remove all your requests to one particular machine.
47.SH "SEE ALSO"
48net(\*s), netq(\*s), netcp(\*s), netlpr(\*s), netmail(\*s), netlogin(\*s),
49mail(\*o)