Where <option> can be:
-c Try to correct broken date fields in the PKT file. (The
default is only to show those errors, but not to correct them).
-l<loglevel> Set the maximum loglevel. <loglevel> can be:
1 only log fatal errors
2 log fatal errors and non-fatal errors (warnings)
3 log errors, warnings, and information messages (default).
4 also log debug information.
-L<filename> Set the name and path of the log file. Default: no log file.
-f<tolerance> Set the future tolerance for date field checking. A message
date that is more than <tolerance> in the future will
be considered broken and, if -c is specified be replaced by
the current date. <tolerance> can be given in days, or
in months by using the sufffix "m" like in "-f3m", or in years
by using the sufffix "y". Default: 31 days.
-p<tolerance> Works like -f, but specifies the tolerance into the past.
Default: 364 days.
-P<tolerance> Sets the past tolerance time for speculative error correction.
Default: 1 month. See pktdate.txt for an explanation.
-k When correcting errors, keep a copy of the original PKT.
-q Accept Fastecho .QQQ style packet files.
-S Change Seadog style date fields (like "Thu 1 Apr 99 10:05", a
format that is deprecated) to the new FTSC format.
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'Tommi
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