Patch for sm

[Russ Allbery]

Going through more very old patches.

Kjetil Torgrim Homme <kjetilho at ifi.uio.no> writes:

> (Has inn-patches been discontinued? It's not listed on the ISC web
> site.)

It's still there, but isn't on the web page.

> I've written a patch which adds the following options to sm(8):

>      -f file
>           The list of tokens  is  read  from  file.   Each  token
>           should  be  on  a  separate line.  The special filename
>           ``-'' is taken to mean stdin.  Only one -f  option  can
>           be  given.   If any tokens are specified on the command
>           line, those tokens will be processed first.

sm can take input from stdin in CURRENT, so I didn't add this part.

>      -S   A spool file in rnews format will be emitted on stdout.

>      -H   Only the headers will be printed.  If -S  is  given,  a
>           one character fake body is included.

These two have been added to CURRENT, although I made -S incompatible with
-H, because the thought of someone loading such an rnews batch file and
ending up with a bunch of articles with the same message ID but mangled
bodies bothered me.  Was there some reason why that combination in
particular was needed?

> (There are some small type fixes which touches unrelated files, too,
> char* -> const char* and int -> size_t -- I hate warnings :-)

Thanks, these have been committed to CURRENT as well.

-- 
Russ Allbery (rra at stanford.edu)             <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>