09-07-2008
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Originally Posted by
Ikon
If your talking P2P they might get some data from your PC but would then directly download/upload with each other and your PC would be out of the loop.
OK I Got it, its not p2p since i need it to pass through the load balancing router ... and i have some VM experiment that might work ... ill post a solution when i find one ... thanks for reading my post Ikon
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NAME
ActExec - Task automation
SYNOPSIS
actexec -s|-c|-Q|-p|--proxy-mode|--proxy-type|--proxy-host |--proxy-port|--proxy-user|--proxy-password|-v|-h <filename>
DESCRIPTION
ActExec is a commandline tool that allows you to execute code files and scripts made with Actionaz.
OPTIONS
-s, --script
switch to script mode, may not be used with -c
-c, --code
switch to code mode, may not be used with -s
-Q, --nocodeqt
Do not include the Qt library into the code.
-p, --portable
Starts in portable mode, storing the settings in the executable folder.
--proxy-mode
Sets the proxy mode, values are none system custom (default is system).
--proxy-type
Sets the custom proxy type, values are http socks (default is socks).
--proxy-host
Sets the custom proxy host.
--proxy-port
Sets the custom proxy port.
--proxy-user
Sets the custom proxy user.
--proxy-password
Sets the custom proxy password.
-v, --version
Displays the version number of Actionaz.
-h, --help
Displays a listing of these commandline options.
SUPPORT
Please visit http://www.actionaz.org/ for further information. Report bugs only if you are using the latest version available from the
Actionaz website.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2005-2011 Jonathan Mercier-Ganady
ActExec is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3 or later.
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