WrenGROGGS commands

Commands essentially unchanged from PHOENIX GROGGS :

• gcontribute for contributing new items.
• grcontribute for replying to existing items.
• greaditem for reading items.
• gnewitems lists recent items and replies.
• gindex by default, gives a list of all the items in GROGGS. Can in fact do a lot more than this if you're prepared to mess about with its switches.
• gcollate reads all the items in GROGGS and dumps them into a file. Please don't use it often.
• ghelp gives some simple help.
• grogname sets your grogname permanently (ie. in your ~/.groggprefs file).
• grogprofile sets various GROGGS options in your ~/.groggprefs - default server, default userid, default editor, that sort of thing.
• groggers shows you who else is grogging at the moment (when Ian gets around to implementing it in the server).
• geditors shows you which editors are currently logged on in their 'usual' haunts (again, when Ian gets around to implementing the server INFO command).
• greadedits shows you the current edit log.

• OLDITEM - there is no GROGGS.OLD.
• READNEW - I'm a shortage of manpower. Anyway, greadnew is an estimate, not a promise, and is by and large good enough (within my definition of 'reasonable'). Noted. I shall cause this to be discussed.
• READGROGGS - GROGGS.CURRENT no longer exists.
• READOLD - ... neither does GROGGS.OLD.
• RMESSAGE - The CMS is extinct.
• NMM1 - I can't remember what it said now.

• gregister registers you to use GROGGS.
• gnop checks if the server is still there.
• gcheckgroggs tells you the last time GROGGS was accessed.
• gmday prints the message of the day.
• groggs allows you to execute any of the other commands.
• gcopying shows the copying policy for WrenGROGGS.
• glogin checks your login status (ie. tries to log in, and tells you if it suceeded).