prxs(3) 						      PRoFTPD EXtensionS Tool							   prxs(3)

NAME

       prxs -  proFTPD Extension tool

SYNOPSIS

       pxrs [options] [actions] mod-custom.c

       pxrs -c -i -d mod_custom.c

       prxs -c -i -D USE_CUSTOM -I /path/to/custom/include -L /path/to/custom/lib -l custom mod_custom.c

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page explains the compailing with prxs

       prxs is for This program for compile and install third-party modules from source code as DSO modules for your installed proftpd.

ACTIONS

       The following actions describe the type of operation to be performed:

       -c, --compile
	      Compiles the listed .c source files into a proftpd DSO module

       -i, --install
	      Installs a compiled proftpd DSO module into the directory where proftpd expects to find loadable DSO modules.

       -d, --clean
	      Removes any generated files, returning the build directory to clean state.

OPTIONS

       The following options describe the type of operation to be performed:

       -n, --name
	      Tells prxs the name of the module being compiled.
	      By default, prxs determines the module name from the list of .c files listed, expecting to see a "mod_name.c" file.

       -D key Passes these macros through to the compilation step.

       -D key=value
	      Note that the space before the key is important.

       -I includedir
	      Specify additional include file search directories.  Note that the space before the directory is important.

       -L libdir
	      Specify additional library file search directories.  Note that the space before the directory is important.

       -l library
	      Specify additional libraries for linking.  Note that the space before the library name is important.

AUTHORS

       The Proftpd team. See http://www.proftpd.org/ for information.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2008-2009 TJ Saunders <tj@castaglia.org>.

       This  program  is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
       the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

NOTES

       Manual page written for Debian GNU/Linux and/or derivatives by Mahyuddin Susanto <udienz@ubuntu.com>, March 2011

								  March 11, 2011							   prxs(3)