Invoking send-pr from the shell

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Invoking send-pr from the shell

send-pr   [ site ] 
          [ -f problem-report | --file problem-report ] 
          [ -t mail-address | --to mail-address ] 
          [ --request-id ] 
          [ -L | --list ] [ -P | --print ] 
          [ -V | --version] [ -h | --help ]

site is an alias on your local machine which points to an address used by a Support Site. If this argument is not present, the default site is usually the site which you received send-pr from, or your local site if you use PRMS locally. (See Setting a default site.)

Invoking send-pr with no options calls the editor named in your environment variable, EDITOR, on a default PR template.

If the environment variable, PR_FORM, is set, its value is used as a file name which contains a valid template.

If PR_FORM points to a missing or unreadable file, or if the file is empty, send-pr generates an error message and opens the editor on a default template.

-f problem-report
--file problem-report

Specifies a file, problem-report, where a com ffb pleted Problem Report already exists. send-pr sends the contents of the file without invoking an editor.

If problem-report is ‘-’, send-pr reads from standard input.

-t mail-address
--to mail-address

Sends the PR to mail-address.

The default is preset when send-pr is configured.

This option is not recommended; instead, use the argument, site, on the command line.

-c mail-address
--cc mail-address

Places mail-address in the Cc: header field of the message to be sent.

--request-id

Sends a request for a >Submitter-Id: to the Support Site.

-L
–list

Prints the list of valid >Category:values on standard output. No mail is sent.

-s severity
--severity severity

Sets the initial value of the >Severity: field to severity.

-P
--print

Displays the PR template.

If the variable, PR_FORM, is set in your environment, the file it specifies is printed.

If PR_FORM is not set, send-pr prints the standard blank form. 465

If the file specified by PR_FORM doesn’t exist, send-pr displays an error message. No mail is sent.

-V
--version

Displays the send-pr version number and a usage summary. No mail is sent.

-h
--help

Displays a usage summary for send-pr. No mail is sent.