1WEBSEC(1) User Contributed Perl Documentation WEBSEC(1)
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6 websec - Web Secretary
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9 websec [options]
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12 --help Print a brief help message and exits.
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14 --man Prints the manual page and exits.
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16 --base Base directory for configuration (~/.websec by default)
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19 Use another file for the url list, by default it is "url.list".
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22 websec is a web page monitoring software. It will send you a changed
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25 The base directory is the place from which websec will read the config
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28 When called without an argument, websec will look for a base directory.
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33 You can add a line like AddSubject = [websec] to url.list, websec will
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37 The keywords Retry, Retrywait, and Timeout in url.list lets you specify
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41 Websec waits for a random number of seconds between retries up to the
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47 /usr/share/doc/websec/README.gz, url.list(5), ignore.list(5),
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51 Victor Chew is the original author of this software, Baruch Even is
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