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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
sendcommand
SENDCOMMAND(8) Citadel.org SENDCOMMAND(8)
NAME
sendcommand - command sending utility for Citadel
SYNOPSIS
sendcommand [remotehost [remoteport]] Citadelcommand
DESCRIPTION
Sendcommand connects to the given citserver, identifies itself as an internal programm [/doku.php/documentation:appproto:connec-
tion#ipgm.identify.as.an.internal.program] , and sends the Citadel Protocol Command you specified.
OPTIONS
SwitchResult
-w Change the default watch dog timeout. Takes an integer argument. EG. -w50 will set the watchdog to 50 seconds
remotehost
if the citserver lives on another box, its name / ip; else the path to the unix-domain-socket. Defaults to the compiled in unix
domain socket
remoteport
If you want to connect to citserver via TCP specify its port here
Citadelcommand
see http://www.citadel.org/doku.php/documentation:appproto:start [http://www.citadel.org/doku.php/documentation:appproto:start] for
more details
DEFAULTS
By default userlist connects to a citadel server located at 127.0.0.1 port 504
EXAMPLES
A call to sendcommand could look like that: .nf sendcommand IGAB sendcommand: started (pid=3021) running in citadel Attaching to server...
Sample Citadel server ready. Authenticated as an internal program. IGAB 200 Directory has been rebuilt. sendcommand: processing ended.
200 Directory has been rebuilt.
Youcanalsouseittoexport/importyourdatabase:.nf sendcommand ARTV export > /tmp/my_database.dump
sendcommand ARTV import < /tmp/my_database.dump
need to restore it to a Citserver of the same version)
HISTORY
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sendcommand 2008-3-28 SENDCOMMAND(8)