synce-pcp(1) [debian man page]

PCP(1)							   http://synce.sourceforge.net/						    PCP(1)

NAME

       pcp - copy files

SYNOPSIS

       pcp [-d LEVEL] [-p DEVNAME] [-h] [:]SOURCE [[:]DESTINATION]

DESCRIPTION

       pcp copies a file on a device connected through SynCE or between a device connected through SynCE and host PC.

       Forward slashes ('/') in remote file names specified on the command line are converted to backward slashes ('').

       This tool must be run as the same user as the dccmd daemon.

OPTIONS

       -r     Copy directories recursively.

       -d LEVEL
	      Set debug log level:

	      0 - No logging (default)

	      1 - Errors only

	      2 - Errors and warnings

	      3 - Everything

       -p DEVNAME
	      Use the device with the given name, instead of the default.

       -h     Display help message.

       [:]SOURCE

	      Full  path to the source filename. When the filename is prefixed with a colon (':'), it will be treated as a remote filename, other-
	      wise as a local filename.

       [:]DESTINATION

	      Full path to the destination filename. When the filename is prefixed with a colon (':'), it will be treated as  a  remote  filename,
	      otherwise as a local filename.

	      If this parameter is omitted and the source filename is local, the local file will be copied to a file with the same name in the "My
	      Documents" directory on the device connected through SynCE.

	      If this parameter is omitted and the source filename is remote, the remote file will be copied to a file with the same name  in  the
	      current directory.

EXAMPLES

       Copy a file from host computer to remote device:

	      pcp download/game.cab ":/Temporary Files/game.cab"

       Copy a file from remote device to host computer:

	      pcp ":/My Documents/snore.wav" /tmp/snore.wav

       Copy a file from host computer to remote device into the "My Document" folder - you can leave off the last parameter:

	      pcp "work/mytext.txt"

       Copy a file from remote device to host computer into the current directory - you can leave off the last parameter:

	      pcp ":/My Documents/snore.wav"

       Copy a file from one location on the remote device to another:

	      pcp ":/My Documents/important.pwi" ":/My Documents/important.backup.pwi"

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by David Eriksson <twogood@users.sourceforge.net>.

SEE ALSO

       synce(1) pcp(1) pls(1) prm(1) pmkdir(1) prmdir(1)

The SynCE project						   November 2002							    PCP(1)

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PMGETCONTEXTHOSTNAME(3) 				     Library Functions Manual					   PMGETCONTEXTHOSTNAME(3)

NAME

       pmGetContextHostName - return the hostname associated with a Performance Co-Pilot context

C SYNOPSIS

       #include <pcp/pmapi.h>

       const char *pmGetContextHostName(int id);

       cc ... -lpcp

DESCRIPTION

       Given  a valid PCP context identifier previously created with pmNewContext(3) or pmDupContext(3), the pmGetContextHostName function returns
       the hostname associated with id.

       If the context id is associated with an archive source  of  data,  the  hostname  returned  is  extracted  from	the  archive  label  using
       pmGetArchiveLabel(3).

       For  live  contexts,  an  attempt  will	first  be  made  to  retrieve the hostname from the PCP collector system using pmFetch(3) with the
       pmcd.hostname metric.  This allows client tools using this interface to retrieve an accurate host identifier even in the presence  of  port
       forwarding and tunnelled connections.

       Should  this not succeed, then a fallback method is used.  For local contexts - with local meaning any of DSO, ``localhost'' or Unix domain
       socket connection - a hostname will be sought via gethostname(3).  For other contexts, the hostname extracted from the initial context host
       specification will be used.

RETURN VALUE

       If id is not a valid PCP context identifier, this function returns a zero length string and hence never fails.

PCP ENVIRONMENT

       Environment  variables  with  the prefix PCP_ are used to parameterize the file and directory names used by PCP.  On each installation, the
       file /etc/pcp.conf contains the local values for these variables.  The $PCP_CONF variable may be used to specify an alternative	configura-
       tion file, as described in pcp.conf(5).	Values for these variables may be obtained programmatically using the pmGetConfig(3) function.

SEE ALSO

       PCPIntro(1), PMAPI(3), gethostname(3), pmDupContext(3), pmFetch(3), pmGetArchiveLabel(3), pmNewContext(3), pcp.conf(5) and pcp.env(5).

Performance Co-Pilot							PCP						   PMGETCONTEXTHOSTNAME(3)

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