fsp/man/fsp_env.7
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.TH "FSP ENVIRONMENT" 7 "Jul 2003" FSP "FSP Environment Variables"
.SH NAME
Environment variables used by FSP Clients programs
.SH SYNOPSIS
setenv VARIABLE value | export VARIABLE=value
.SH ENVIRONMENT
.LP
The following variables are used for access FSP servers:
.TP
.B FSP_HOST
The name or internet number of the machine with the FSP server.
.TP
.B FSP_PORT
The port number of the UDP socket used by the FSP server.
.TP
.B FSP_LOCALPORT
The port number of the UDP socket used by FSP client utilities.
The only reason to define this variable is to ensure mutual
exclusion of client commands when none of the udp packet
multiplexing mechanisms are enabled during compile time.
You may pick any number not currently used for other purposes.
.TP
.B FSP_PASSWORD
Access password for FSP server. Directories on FSP server can be
password protected. FSP server can change your access level if you have
provided a correct password. There are 2 access levels: public and owner.
.TP
.B FSP_BUF_SIZE
Prefered size of server reply. Default is 1024 which is also maximum
allowed value. You can lower that value if you want to get smaller
packets from server.
.TP
.B FSP_DIR
The current working directory of the client in the FSP server.
The root of the database is /.
.TP
.B FSP_TRACE
If this variable is set to any value, program
will display the number of kilo-byte blocks transferred as transfer
progresses. Also shown will be a measure of characters per second
so that network speed has an indicator. This variable has no effect when the
standard output is a terminal.
.TP
.B FSP_TIMEOUT
If this variable is set, it contains the timeout value. The default value is 180.
No function if program was compiled without timeout code.
.TP
.B FSP_DELAY
Minimum wait time before resending packet in milliseconds.
.TP
.B FSP_LOCAL_DIR
Where to look for local files. Default is current directory.