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FORTUNERC(5)					     FORTUNERC(5)

NAME
       fortunerc - configuration file for fortune.sh

SYNOPSIS
       /etc/fortunerc
       $HOME/.fortunerc

DESCRIPTION
       The  files  /etc/fortunerc  and $HOME/.fortunerc configure
       the behavior of the fortune program when run from the for_
       tune.sh	shell  script.	 The format of these two files is
       the  same,  but	$HOME/.fortunerc  takes	 precedence  over
       /etc/fortunerc.	 In  the  absence of either configuration
       file, only unoffensive fortunes will be presented.

       Valid keywords are all (choose from all	unoffensive  for
       tunes  (the  default)),	dirty  (choose from all offensive
       fortunes), or both (choose from all fortunes,  offense  be
       damned).

       Fortune	command line switches may be used in place of the
       keywords.

SEE ALSO
       fortune(6)

AUTHOR
       Chris Ausbrooks <weed@bucket.pp.ualr.edu>

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