sendfile - send files to remote users
sendfile
sf [ -a | -i ] file(s) [ to ] user
sendfile sends the file specified to the remote host of the indicated user using UFT protocol. The remote user determines disposition.
sendfile can use standard input. Specify the special filename "-".
-a treat this as an ASCII (plain text) file -i treat this object as a "binary" file
sendfile should have a mail (MIME) fallback, so that you could send files to non-UFT hosts. (it used to have this feature)
UFT protocol is suitable for transferring a wide range of
object types, including electronic mail and print.
Most often, UFT is used to send source code, data files,
large files, or any non-correspondence.
Copyright 1995 Richard M. Troth
This is free software; you can distribute it provided that this copyright notice remain. You may distribute it provided that the code itself remain unchanged and all notices (including the copyright notice) remain intact. This software comes with no warranty.
Rick Troth <troth@casita.houston.tx.us>
Inspired by BITNET, which carried non-mail distinctly from "mail", and by FRED, which was never developed though it was well conceived, and by LPR/LPD, FTP, and SMTP.
rcv, rls, uftd, uft.