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faxrm(1)


NAME

   faxrm - remove fax jobs queued by faxspool(1)

SYNOPSIS

   faxrm [-i] [job-ids...]

DESCRIPTION

   Remove job(s) from the fax queue set up by faxspool(1).

   faxrm  removes  queued fax jobs.  Call with a list of job-IDs to remove
   specific jobs.  Call with no job IDs to be  asked  interactively  about
   all  jobs  you  own  (if  run  by root, all jobs).  For job-id, use the
   strings returned  by  faxq(1)  (e.g.  F000015),  without  the  ``/JOB''
   extention.

   If  you  are  not  the  owner  of  the  fax  job (as per the 'user xyz'
   statement inside the JOB file), you are not allowed to remove  the  fax
   job.  Only root is permitted to remove another user's faxes.

   If  the job is locked (most likely because sendfax(8) is active sending
   it), faxrm doesn't attempt to remove it.  Instead, it prints a  warning
   message on stderr and goes on to the next job.

EXAMPLES

   faxrm F000005 F000033

OPTIONS

   -i     (interactive  mode)  Tells  faxrm to ask for confirmation before
          removing the job (UNIMPLEMENTED).

BUGS

   faxrm doesn't return diagnostic exit codes yet.

SEE ALSO

   faxrunq(1), faxrunq(8), faxspool(1), faxq(1), faxqueue(5)

AUTHOR

   faxrm    is    Copyright    (C)    1993-2002    by    Gert     Doering,
   <gert@greenie.muc.de>.



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