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result-client: version 2.231.418d045(2020-03-01 18:49) [CATs - Conversion And Analysis Tools]
Name
result-client
Synopsis
result-client [OPTIONS] [--] res://server[:port]/command
Description
This program interacts with a result server.
Arguments
res://server[:port]/command specifies fully qualified administration request. Trasport protocol res:// has to be always specified. It is followed by server parameter, which could be either DNS name or IP address of the server. Optional port parameter is a port number used in a communication. Finally, the command is a task, which can be one of the following:
register = register client on server side (register?template=file.tmp) unregister = unregister client on server side (unregister?id=client_id) write = write data to server (write?id=client_id,data=file.dat) getstat = get data statistics (getstat?file=file.stat) flush = flush accumulated statistics to output server file info = prints information about registered clients shutdown = stops server execution errors = prints errors from server stack |
Options
-s, --serverkey FILE name of file containing server description (name, port, and password) (mutually exclusive with 'password' option)
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-p, --password FILE name of file containing server magic word, if not specified then password is read interactively (mutually exclusive with 'serverkey' option)
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-v, --verbose increase output verbosity
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--version output version information and exit
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-h, --help display this help and exit
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