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amreceive(1M)							 amreceive(1M)

NAME
     amreceive - convert received availmon email reports

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/etc/amreceive [ -a | -d | -i ] [ filename ]

DESCRIPTION
     amreceive converts a received availmon(5) email report to plain text.
     The email report can be a file or can be read from standard input.	 The
     availmon report should be sent by Embedded Support Partner facilities
     (see esp(5) for more details) so that the format type and report type are
     correctly specified in the email subject.	The output of amreceive can be
     redirected to a file, appended to a site logfile, or piped to a mailer or
     to a front-end interface of a database system for further reference and
     analysis.

     By default, amreceive accepts all report types.

     The options are:

     -a	  Accept only availability reports.

     -d	  Accept only diagnosis reports.

     -i	  Accept only interesting diagnosis reports.  "Interesting" means that
	  the diagnosis report includes icrash, syslog, hinv, versions, or
	  gfxinfo information.

     Pager reports (see availmon(5)) are always formatted as plain text and do
     not require conversion by amreceive.  For brevity, pager reports do not
     have the normal availmon report subject, which is required by amreceive,
     and thus will not be accepted by amreceive.

SEE ALSO
     esp(5), availmon(5).

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