addurl - Bookmark page update utility
addurl [-t] [-l] [-f filename] [URL ...]
addurl takes as arguments URLs of some sort (ftp://, file://, and http:// are accepted), then visits the URL and adds a link, with a fetched title, to the caller's bookmarks page. If no URLs are specified on the command line, they are read from stdin, one per line.
Use the specified filename instead of the default value.
Assume link is part of a list and use the <LI> element.
Assume link is not part of a list; use <P> as a separator. -p overrides -l and ${ADDURL_LIST} (see below).
Add link below the <!--TOP--> comment in the bookmarks file. The default action is to add below the <!--INSERT HERE--> comment.
This will add the page named ``La Page de Neil Moore'' to the bookmarks file as near the top of the bookmarks page as possible.
This will add the WWW Consortium's home page to the bookmarks file as part of a list.
This example adds the Lynx browser's home page to an alternate links file named lynx.html.
addurl uses ${HOME} to determine where to look for the default bookmarks file.
If the environment variable ${URL_FILE} exists, the file pointed to by it is used as the default bookmarks file.
If the environment variable ${ADDURL_LIST} exists, -l is assumed.
${HOME}/public_html/urls.html - the bookmarks file. See OPTIONS for a way to modify this.