> I keep downloading ones everytime I need to check something, spend ages
> on reformatting them from Letter to A4, print them out and then lose
> them.
But why? You can't grep dead trees.
I've included below what I normally use for looking at them. This script
depends on an intelligent ftp client.
usage: rfc [rfc-number]
Nick
--
#!/bin/sh
ftphost=ftp.ripe.net
ftpdir=/rfc
rfc=$1
rfcdir=~nick/docs/rfc
filename=rfc$rfc.txt
cd $rfcdir
if [ -f $filename.gz ]; then
gunzip $filename
fi
if [ ! -f $filename ]; then
echo Retrieving RFC$rfc...
ftp $ftphost:$ftpdir/rfc"$rfc".txt . > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ "X"$? != "X0" ]; then
echo Could not retrieve RFC$rfc
exit
fi
fi
less -i $filename
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