YAZ-ILLCLIENT(1)
π YAZ-ILLCLIENT(1) β the ILL client, bestie edition π
okay so this is yaz-illclient, a page from the Commands corner of the manual, and it's about sending ILL requests and being cute about it. no cap, it's a whole vibe. π¦
β¨ NAME β¨
yaz-illclient β ILL client π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
yaz-illclient [-f filename] [-v loglevel] [-D name=value...] [-o]
[-u user] [-p password] [-V] [server-addr]
π« DESCRIPTION π«
So yaz-illclient is a client, and what it does is send an ISO ILL request to a remote server and then decode the response that comes back from it. That's the whole main character arc. π
And here's the part where you listen to me, bestie: you have to specify exactly one server address (server-addr). Exactly one. Not zero, not two. One. π
π OPTIONS π
-f filenameβ specify filename. that's it, that's the job π-v loglevelβ specify the log level.-D name=valueβ defines a name & value pair.-oβ enable OCLC authentication. π-u userβ specify user.-p passwordβ specify password. π€«-Vβ show theyaz-illclientversion. β
π EXAMPLES π
None yet. π (yes fr, that's literally what it says β we're all waiting on it together)
π§ FILES π§
None yet. π
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
π AUTHORS π
Index Data π
lowkey iconic of you to read the whole thing. go send that ILL request, bestie. π«Άβ¨
this was YAZ 5.38.1, dated 10/16/2026 β mwah, periodt π
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