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ydecode(1)			  User Commands 		      ydecode(1)

NAME
     ydecode - Usenet file decoder

SYNOPSIS
     ydecode  [-d,  --debug] [-f, --force] [-k, --keep] [-l, --list] [-o, --out-
     put=dir] [-p, --paths] [-q, --quiet] [-r, --recursive]  [-s,  --scan]  [-t,
     --test] [--strict] [--verify] [--help] [--version] [FILE] ...

DESCRIPTION
     ydecode  decodes  the  files specified on the command line according to the
     yEnc Usenet encoding format.  If no regular files	are  specified,  ydecode
     will  scan any directories specified on the command line and/or the current
     directory for yEnc encoded files, and decode them.

OPTIONS
     -d, --debug
	    Write messages useful for debugging to stderr while program is oper-
	    ating.

     -f, --force
	    If the output file already exists, overwrite the existing file with-
	    out prompting.

     -k, --keep
	    If an error occurs during the decoding process, do	not  remove  the
	    erroneous output file.

     -l, --list
	    Only  list	information about encoded files specified on the command
	    line or found during scanning.

     -o, --output=dir
	    Create output in dir instead of the current directory.

     -p, --paths
	    Obey relative pathnames to files in the encoded data.  For	example,
	    if	an encoded file specifies the output file name as files/new/big-
	    file.mp3, ydecode will by default ignore the paths and save the file
	    as bigfile.mp3.  If the -p option is specified, the output file will
	    be saved as files/new/bigfile.mp3.

     -q, --quiet
	    Try to avoid writing output while running.	 The  only  output  that
	    will occur is error messages.

     -r, --recursive
	    When scanning for encoded files, scan directories recursively.

     -t, --test
	    Operate  as  usual,  decoding and testing the integrity of all input
	    files (or files found during scanning), but do not	actually  create
	    output files.

     --strict
	    If	this  option  is  requested, more strict checks against the yEnc
	    specification will be performed while  testing  or	decoding  files.
	    The  decoded  data	output	will be unaffected, but warning messages
	    will be output when non-compliant data is  found.	This  option  is
	    highly recommended for individuals who want to implement yEnc encod-
	    ing  into their own applications, to test the validity of their com-
	    pressed data.

     --verify
	    Synonym for `--test --strict'.

     --help Display program help and exit.

     --version
	    Output version number and exit.

AUTHOR
     Don Moore <bboy@bboy.net>

HOMEPAGE
     http://www.yencode.org/

SEE ALSO
     yencode(1), ypost(1)

ydecode 			   March 2002			      ydecode(1)

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