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diff --git a/lib/libftp/utils/uftp.man b/lib/libftp/utils/uftp.man deleted file mode 100644 index 9cf95d3..0000000 --- a/lib/libftp/utils/uftp.man +++ /dev/null @@ -1,452 +0,0 @@ -.TH \fBuftp\fR 1 -.SH Name -uftp \- universal file transfer program -.SH Syntax -\fBuftp\fR -.PP -\fBuftp alias_name [args_for_alias]\fR -.PP -\fBuftp hostname\fR - -.SH Description - - -The uftp is user interactive and non-interactive program to the ARPANET File Transfer Protocol (RFC959). -The uftp allows user to transfer files, group of files in foreground and background modes. uftp runs on the client host. - - -.SH Basic features - - - -Auto retrying of connection to remote node until it is succeeded. -.PP -Automatic reconnection with continue to transfer if the connection was broken. -.PP -Several sessions (frames) at once. Dynamically switching between them. -.PP -Setup commands, which are executed after "open" and "cd" commands. (aliases autologin & autocd ) -.PP -Cleaning timeout on the remote server. -.PP -The user can setup any system parameters, like timeouts, reconnect delays, default port number, -automatic binary mode, automatic "hash" mode and interval to clean timeouts on FTP server. -.PP -User can setup the prompt with the descriptions of local and remote directories, full or short site name, -time, frame number, -remote user's name, port number, timeout, process identification. -.PP -Several commands in one line. -.PP -Aliases with arguments, which may contain few commands separated by ';'. -.PP -Redirection input/output irrespective of context or/and command. -.PP -The local files are libftp-files, which split on local files, pipes and ftp-files. This particular file specification -can be used in any context, including for file names of redirection input/output streams. -.PP -Any command may be executed in background mode, though the current frame is not droped out and user can continue -his work. -.PP -Creation of alias described the current frame, and save all exist aliases to personal -automatic startup file, which is differ from startup file. This file user can make himself. - - -.SH Environment description - - - -Command line mode supports all edit key bindings. (uftp using readline library). -Before each command user can see the prompt with description of current frame. -If debug mode is enabled user see the protocol between uftp and ftp-daemon (ftpd). - - - -.SH Commands - - -.IP \fBconnect\fR 10 -[host-name] - -Connect to remote site. - -.IP \fBopen\fR 10 -[host-name] [user-name] [password] [directory] - -Makes connection to remote site, sent login, password and change directory. -If the "try" option is set an attempt to connect will be forced until success. - -.IP \fBftp\fR 10 -[hostname] [directory] - -Anonymous connection to ftp-site. - -.IP \fBreopen\fR 10 - -Reopen broken frame. - -.IP \fBclose\fR 10 - -Close the current connection. - -.IP \fBquit\fR 10 - -Quit from uftp (You can press Contol-D) - -.IP \fBlist\fR 10 - -Description list of all frames. - -.IP \fBuser\fR 10 -[user-name] [password] - -Send user's name to site, automatically require password if needed. - -.IP \fBpass\fR 10 -[password] - -Specify user's password. - -.IP \fBbin\fR 10 - -Set binary transfer mode. - -.IP \fBascii\fR 10 - -Set ASCII transfer mode. - -.IP \fBcd\fR 10 -directory_name - -Change the current directory on remote site. - -.IP \fBacd\fR 10 -[directory_name] - -Archie searching by specified pattern with subsequent connection to desired point. -Maximum number of possible points is 20. -Afterwards user can select any point. If user don't specify "directory_name", -last search buffer is displayed for selection, if this buffer is not empty. - -.IP \fBlcd\fR 10 -directory_name - -Local change directory. User can use metacharacters. - -.IP \fBabort\fR 10 - -Abort execute of last procedure with server. - -Warning: this procedure sometimes is not correctly working. - -.IP \fBmkdir\fR 10 -directory_name - -Create new directory on the server. - -.IP \fBrm\fR 10 -filename_or_pattern - -Remove specified file(s) on the server. - -.IP \fBmv\fR 10 -old_filename new_filename - -Move file on the server. - -.IP \fBdir\fR 10 -[keys] [filename_spec] .... - -Make long list of specified file(s) with date, size, etc... - -.IP \fBls\fR 10 -[keys] [filename_spec] .... - -Make short list of specified file(s). - -.IP \fBget\fR 10 -remote_filename [local_filename_or_directory] - -Receive the file from the server to local file system (only one file!). -If option "rest" is turn on then transfer starts from the end of local file. - -.IP \fBmget\fR 10 -[remote_filename] [local_directory] - -Receive many files from the server to local file system. - -.IP \fBreget\fR 10 -remote_filename [local_filename_or_directory]. - -The same as get, but the option "rest" is ignored. - -.IP \fBaget\fR 10 -[pattern_for_archie] - -Getting the file, which need to find via archie service. See also "acd" description. - -.IP \fBbget\fR 10 -[libftp_file] [local_file] - -Get file specified as libftp-file. See libftp file specification. Operation -proceedes until success. - -.IP \fBput\fR 10 -local_filename [remote_filename] - -Put one file to server. - -.IP \fBmput\fR 10 -local_filename(s) - -Put specified file(s) to server. - -.IP \fBreput\fR 10 -The same as put, but the option "rest" is ignored. - -.IP \fBbput\fR 10 -[[local_file] libftp_file] - -Put file specified as libftp-file. See libftp file specification. Operation -proceedes until success. - -.IP \fBcopy\fR 10 -[frame/]filename [frame/]filename - -Copy one file from first frame to second. If the frame number is not specified -then use current frame number. Transfer operation executes via libftp cache. - - -.IP \fBccopy\fR 10 -[frame/]filename [frame/]filename - -Copy one file from first frame to second. If the frame number is not specified -then used current frame number. Transfer operation executes via leased line -between two servers cache. - - -.IP \fBcat\fR 10 -filename - -Display context of specified file on screen. - -.IP \fBpage\fR 10 - -The same as cat, but with using of pager. Name of pager specified in environment variable -PAGER or "more" by default. - -.IP \fBbg\fR 10 -any_command - -any_command & - -Run any command in background mode. Default output is redirected to -/tmp/uftp-<user_name>.XXXXXX file. - -.IP \fBarchie\fR 10 -[pattern] - -Archie search. In case if argument are omitted, reprint last search. - -.IP \fBdup\fR 10 - -Create new frame as current. - -.IP \fBquote\fR 10 - -Send raw command to server. If option "glassmode" is set then all non-recognized -commands send to server as raw also. - -.IP \fBhelp\fR 10 -[command] - -Print brief help or help for specified command. - -.IP \fBalias\fR 10 -alias_name alias_string - -Makes new alias, if the alias string uftp contains string like $1, $2, $* then -it will be replaced by argument to alias. If this sequences in alias is not found, then -all existing alias's arguments will append to end of alias call string. User can insert to alias -string like \\\> \\\< for future redirect input/output. Quotes ' and " can be used -also. - -.IP \fBunalias\fR 10 -alias_name - -Remove specified alias. - -.IP \fBmkalias\fR 10 -alias_name - -Makes new alias, which user can use in future for login to this point again. -See also "savealias" - -.IP \fBsavealias\fR 10 - -Save all aliases in startup file. - - -.SH Libftp file specification - -All local files interpret as libftp's files. Libftp responds to three types of files such - as local file, ftp files and program -pipes. All files can be described as next syntax: - - |string - interprets string as shell command, which must be \ - executed with appropriate input/output for file. It depends where - this file is specified. - - hostname:filename - interprets as file, which must be taken - using ftp protocol with anonymous access - - user@hostname:filename - interprets as file accesses via ftp - with password yourname@your_host.your_domain - - user/pass@hostname:filename - also ftp file. - - *STDIN*, *STDOUT*, *STDERR* or char '-' - opened streams. - - anything - local file name. - -.SH String syntax - -The strings starting from char '!' interpret as shell command. -The strings or aliases containing one or few char ';' will be executed as a chain commands. -The chains of characters between " or ' interpret as one set without syntax resolving. -In any command string user can redirect input or/and output -using char > and < . For the complex file name it must quoted by ' or ". - -Examples: - - dir >filename - - cat filename >'|mail -s "my files" fiend@hostname.domain' - - dir -R etc bin >"|gzip >result.gz" - - cat filename > user/password@hostname:/dir/filename.ext - - put - < "|finger @hostname" newfile.finger - - -.SH Options (command set) - -.IP \fBset\fR - - -Show all current settings. - -.IP \fBset\fR -frame <frame_number> - -Switch to another frame. You can also switch by insert on frame number to the -begin of command line. - -.IP \fBset\fR -timeout <seconds> - -Set timeout for send/receive operations. - -.IP \fBset\fR -noop <secs> - -Set interval for send NOOP command to each connected server for cleaning -timeouts. - -.IP \fBset\fR -nooptimeout <seconds> - -Set timeout for NOOP operation. - -.IP \fBset\fR -sleep <secs> - -Set pause interval between transfer attempts. - -.IP \fBset\fR -debug <y|n> - -Enable or disable protocol debug output - -.IP \fBset\fR -try <y|n> - -Enable or disable retrys after lost peer. - -.IP \fBset\fR -hash <y|n> - -Enable or disable trace for the transfer operations. - -.IP \fBset\fR -restore <y|n> - -Enable or disable default transfer starting from end of file. - -.IP \fBset\fR -bin <y|n> - -Automatic binary mode. - -.IP \fBset\fR -glass <y|n> - -This command only to debug the protocol. After glassmode it is enable -to send raw to server of all unresponded commands. - -.IP \fBset\fR -prompt <prompt_string> - -Set the prompt. Prompt is a string, which may contain %<char> -or ^<char> combitanions with the next embodies: - - %H, %h - full and short remote host names - %M, %m - full and short local host names - %u - remote user's name - %d - remote current directory - %D - local current directory - %f - number of current frame - %p - the ftp's port number - %t - timeout - %T - current time - %P - uftp process id - %% - character % - ^<char>- control character - %^ - character ^ - - -.IP \fBset\fR -port <number> - -Set default FTP's port for next sessions. - -.IP \fBset\fR -user <user_name> - -Set default user's name. - -.SH Startup file - -User can modify his startup file created automatically. This file may -contain some uftp's commands separated by new-line. The name of this file is ~/.uftprc. -The file ~/.uftp_aliases is created automatically by uftp's command "savealias", -so it is not needed to edit handly. - -.SH Author of uftp and libftp - - Oleg Orel - - Department of Electronics and automatisation. - - Institute for High Energy Physics - - Protvino, Russia - - E-mail: orel@oea.ihep.su, orel@dxcern.cern.ch - - - -.SH See also - - \fBncftp\fR (1), \fBftp\fR (1), \fBftpd\fR (8) |
