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fac

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NAME

fac - F*EX administration tool

SYNOPSIS

fac

[ OPTIONS ]

DESCRIPTION

F*EX (Frams’ Fast File EXchange) is a service to send big (large, huge, giant, ...) files from a user A to a user B. This manual page documents briefly the fac command.

This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

OPTIONS

-u

list full users

-u user

show user config

-u user auth-ID

create new user or set new auth-ID

-q user s: quota

set new disk quota (MB) for sender user

-q user r: quota

set new disk quota (MB) for recipient user

-R user

restrict user: only internal recipients allowed

-rr user

edit user recipients restriction

-ru user

edit user upload restriction

-rd user

edit user download restriction

-d user

delete user

-D user [yn]

disable user (yes,no)

-a user [ynd]

set user autodelete default (yes, no, delay)

-n user [fsn]

set user notification defalt (full, short, no)

-k user days

set user keep default in days

-C user [yn]

set user captive (yes, no)

-y user [yn]

set user "fex yourself" web default (yes, no)

	-S fup		file upload statistics
	-S fop		file download statistics

-A alias:hostname

add new virtual server

	-v		show server config
	-c		edit server config
	-l		list pending files with download URLs
	-M		list pending files with TO/FROM/FILE

-M TO/FROM/FILE

resend notification e-mail

-w

watch fexsrv.log (continuously)

-m reason

enter maintenance mode (reason "exit" to leave)

-V virtualhost

operations on virtualhost (alias or hostname)

EXAMPLES

fac -u framstag@domain.example schwubbeldidu

Changes the auth-ID for user framstag@domain.example to schwubbeldidu

fac -q framstag@domain.example s:10000

Sets sender quota for user framstag@domain.example to 10000 MB

AUTHOR

fexsend was written by Ulli Horlacher <framstag@rus.uni-stuttgart.de>

This manual page was written by Michael Bussmann <debian@mb-net.net> for the Debian project (but may be used by others).