r2e

Create a new feed database that sends email to an email address

$ r2e new [email_address]

$ r2e add [feed_name] [feed_URI]

$ r2e run

$ r2e list

$ r2e delete [index]

No standard synopsis available as r2e is not a recognized command.

The command r2e does not appear to be a standard, widely recognized, or pre-installed utility in common Linux distributions (e.g., Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS, Arch Linux). It is not found in typical core utility packages or common software repositories. Therefore, there is no universally defined functionality, set of options, or usage patterns for r2e. It might be a custom script developed for a specific environment, an internal tool unique to a particular organization, a typo in the command name, or part of a highly specialized or niche software package not broadly documented or distributed. Without further context, it is impossible to provide detailed information about its purpose or behavior. Users encountering this command should verify its source and intended use within their specific system or environment.

As r2e is not a standard command, its functionality, syntax, and options are unknown. Attempting to execute it on a typical Linux system will likely result in a 'command not found' error unless it has been custom installed or aliased by the user or system administrator. Users should exercise caution if they encounter this command in an unknown context, as custom scripts can have arbitrary effects.

There is no widely documented history or development timeline for a standard Linux command named r2e within open-source projects or major Linux distributions.