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$OpenBSD: patch-configure,v 1.1.1.1 2001/09/07 05:44:32 pvalchev Exp $
$OpenBSD: patch-configure,v 1.2 2004/01/04 23:15:03 espie Exp $
- make configure non-interactive
- use system pthreads and nothing else
--- configure.orig Sat Aug 11 00:22:30 2001
+++ configure Wed Sep 5 11:04:16 2001
--- configure.orig 2001-10-03 22:40:29.000000000 +0200
+++ configure 2004-01-05 00:01:42.000000000 +0100
@@ -552,11 +552,6 @@ To contact one of the authors, send elec
or paper mail to: Gnut, c/o Robert Munafo, P.O. Box 0513, Scituate, MA
02066-0513, USA.
@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ $OpenBSD: patch-configure,v 1.1.1.1 2001/09/07 05:44:32 pvalchev Exp $
ac_aux_dir=
for ac_dir in $srcdir $srcdir/.. $srcdir/../..; do
@@ -2477,7 +2470,7 @@ else
@@ -2790,7 +2783,7 @@ else
fi
@ -36,12 +36,12 @@ $OpenBSD: patch-configure,v 1.1.1.1 2001/09/07 05:44:32 pvalchev Exp $
if test "$g_link_threads" = no ; then
echo $ac_n "checking for pthread_create in -lpthread""... $ac_c" 1>&6
@@ -2527,6 +2520,8 @@ fi
g_link_threads=posix
@@ -2841,6 +2834,8 @@ fi
fi
fi
+
+g_link_threads=no
+g_link_threads=no
+
if test "$g_link_threads" = no ; then
echo $ac_n "checking for pthread_create with -pthreads""... $ac_c" 1>&6
echo "configure:2847: checking for pthread_create with -pthreads" >&5

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$OpenBSD: patch-src_cli_c,v 1.1 2004/01/04 23:15:03 espie Exp $
--- src/cli.c.orig 2001-10-03 22:05:41.000000000 +0200
+++ src/cli.c 2004-01-05 00:10:57.000000000 +0100
@@ -91,365 +91,364 @@ char * ratings[] = {
};
COMMAND commands[] = {
- {"blacklist", com_blacklist, "Blacklist IP addresses or patterns.", "
-blacklist *args* - Add one or more hosts, port numbers, subnets,
-or search reply strings to the blacklist. All Gnutella nodes on the
-blacklist, and all query replies that match the blacklist will be
-ignored. Used properly, this can eliminate lots of spam. (See also
-the *search_extensions* and *strict_search* variables)
-
-Syntax of the arguments is:
-
- blacklist [ host *hostname* [subnet *bits*]] [search *string*]
- [ all | ping | search | incoming | outgoing | http ]
-
-(all should be on one line)
-
-Examples:
-
- blacklist host 1.2.3.4 all Blacklists one host: All queries, replies,
- connection attempts, etc. from that host
- will be ignored.
-
- blacklist host 1.2.3.4 incoming Prevents incoming connections from
- one host, but other activity (searches,
- etc) involving that host is still allowed.
-
- blacklist host 1.2.3.1 subnet 8 Blacklists everyone from 1.2.3.1 to
- 1.2.3.255 (the '8' refers to the last 8
- bits of the IP address).
-
- blacklist search hitler search Stops any search that includes 'hitler'
- from passing through this server.
-"
+ {"blacklist", com_blacklist, "Blacklist IP addresses or patterns.", "\n"
+"blacklist *args* - Add one or more hosts, port numbers, subnets,\n"
+"or search reply strings to the blacklist. All Gnutella nodes on the\n"
+"blacklist, and all query replies that match the blacklist will be\n"
+"ignored. Used properly, this can eliminate lots of spam. (See also\n"
+"the *search_extensions* and *strict_search* variables)\n"
+"\n"
+"Syntax of the arguments is:\n"
+"\n"
+" blacklist [ host *hostname* [subnet *bits*]] [search *string*]\n"
+" [ all | ping | search | incoming | outgoing | http ]\n"
+"\n"
+"(all should be on one line)\n"
+"\n"
+"Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" blacklist host 1.2.3.4 all Blacklists one host: All queries, replies,\n"
+" connection attempts, etc. from that host\n"
+" will be ignored.\n"
+"\n"
+" blacklist host 1.2.3.4 incoming Prevents incoming connections from\n"
+" one host, but other activity (searches,\n"
+" etc) involving that host is still allowed.\n"
+"\n"
+" blacklist host 1.2.3.1 subnet 8 Blacklists everyone from 1.2.3.1 to\n"
+" 1.2.3.255 (the '8' refers to the last 8\n"
+" bits of the IP address).\n"
+"\n"
+" blacklist search hitler search Stops any search that includes 'hitler'\n"
+" from passing through this server.\n"
+},
+ {"clear", com_clear, "Clear finished transfer(s).", "\n"
+"clear *range* - Removes finished transfers from the transfer list. If\n"
+"no range is given, all completed transfers will be removed. You\n"
+"can also set the 'auto_clear' variable to make this automatic.\n"
+"Range numbers work the same way as for the 'stop' command.\n"
},
- {"clear", com_clear, "Clear finished transfer(s).", "
-clear *range* - Removes finished transfers from the transfer list. If
-no range is given, all completed transfers will be removed. You
-can also set the 'auto_clear' variable to make this automatic.
-Range numbers work the same way as for the 'stop' command.
-"},
{"cls", com_cls, "Clears the screen.", 0},
- {"debug", com_debug, "Do whatever I feel like today.", "
-debug - A command used by Josh to try out and/or debug new parts of
-gnut. Since version 0.3.29 it has shown a list of shared files
-that match a query for 'mpg'.
-"},
- {"eval", com_eval, "Run a command through a shell, then execute its output as gnut commands.", "
-eval *cmd* *args* - Evaluate shell escape: runs a shell and sends a
-command to it, then executes its output as gnut commands.
-(UNIX users only) Here is an example (IMPORTANT: This should all be
-typed as a single line):
-
- eval perl -e \"$bl=\\\"gnut_settings\\\";
- system \\\"wget -q http://10.1.2.3:8080/$bl\\\";
- open FILE, \\\"$bl\\\" or die \\\"Couldn't open $bl\\\";
- print \\\"load $bl\\\";\"
-
-This example uses 'wget' (type '! man wget' to see if you have this
-tool) to try to get a file called 'gnut_settings' from an HTTP
-server called '10.2.3.4:8080', and if the file is successfully
-loaded, runs the gnut command 'load gnut_settings'. This method can
-be used inside an organization like a school or company to load a
-centralized 'gnut' settings file, or perhaps an up-to-date host
-list.
-
-An 'eval' command can output multiple lines; all of which will
-be interpreted as gnut commands.
-"},
+ {"debug", com_debug, "Do whatever I feel like today.", "\n"
+"debug - A command used by Josh to try out and/or debug new parts of\n"
+"gnut. Since version 0.3.29 it has shown a list of shared files\n"
+"that match a query for 'mpg'.\n"
+},
+ {"eval", com_eval, "Run a command through a shell, then execute its output as gnut commands.", "\n"
+"eval *cmd* *args* - Evaluate shell escape: runs a shell and sends a\n"
+"command to it, then executes its output as gnut commands.\n"
+"(UNIX users only) Here is an example (IMPORTANT: This should all be\n"
+"typed as a single line):\n"
+"\n"
+" eval perl -e \"$bl=\\\"gnut_settings\\\";\n"
+" system \\\"wget -q http://10.1.2.3:8080/$bl\\\";\n"
+" open FILE, \\\"$bl\\\" or die \\\"Couldn't open $bl\\\";\n"
+" print \\\"load $bl\\\";\"\n"
+"\n"
+"This example uses 'wget' (type '! man wget' to see if you have this\n"
+"tool) to try to get a file called 'gnut_settings' from an HTTP\n"
+"server called '10.2.3.4:8080', and if the file is successfully\n"
+"loaded, runs the gnut command 'load gnut_settings'. This method can\n"
+"be used inside an organization like a school or company to load a\n"
+"centralized 'gnut' settings file, or perhaps an up-to-date host\n"
+"list.\n"
+"\n"
+"An 'eval' command can output multiple lines; all of which will\n"
+"be interpreted as gnut commands.\n"
+},
{"exit", com_quit, "Synonym for 'quit'.", 0},
- {"find", com_find, "Search the Gnutella network.", "
-find *string* - Search the Gnutella network for *string*. The string
-you supply is is sent as-is to the network. Nearly every Gnutella node
-(servent) specifies this as a boolean AND search with all
-non-alphanumeric characters ignored and ignoring upper/lower case. If
-you want to force *all* searches to be boolean AND matches, set the
-'strict_search' configuration variable. If you want to force
-non-alphanumeric characters to be ignored, simply leave all
-non-alphanumeric characters out of your search string.
-
-'find' with no arguments displays search responses. If you wait a while
-and repeat, you usually have more responses.
-"},
- {"forget", com_forget, "Remove item(s) from search responses list.", "
-forget *range*
-forget *keywords*
-forget = *number* Remove items from the search responses list. You won't
-see the specified items again until you issue a new 'search' command, but
-if multi-searching is enabled (by settimg the \"multi_enable\" configuration
-flag) then the 'forget' items stay forgotten until you use 'lclear' to clear
-the whole response list.
-
-If you supply a *range*, as in the following examples, items are deleted,
-the numbers come from the output given by the 'response' command (or
-'find' or 'search' with no argument):
-
- forget 1 - Forget first file
- forget 3-6 - Forget 3,4,5,6
- forget 2,10-12 - Forget 2,10,11,12
-
-If you supply keywords, it will forget items that match those keywords
-
- forget john - Forget any item that includes 'john' in the
- filename
-
-If you give '=' and a number, it will forget items whose size is exactly
-the same as the one with that number:
-
- forget = 27 - Forget all items with the same size as item 27
-
-If you give '>' or '<' and a number, it will forget items whose size is
-greater than (or less than) that number. The number can also include 'k'
-or 'M':
-
- forget > 27k - Forget all items size greater than 27000 bytes
- forget < 27 M - Forget all items size less than 27000000 bytes
-"},
- {"get", com_get, "Start download(s).", "
-get *range* - Start downloading files referenced by *range*. If more
-downloads are requested than allowed by max_uploads, then the
-downloads are queued.
-
-NOTE: The number you give 'get' is the number from the latest 'response'
-command, (or 'find' or 'search' with no argument). Examples:
-
- get 1 - Get first file
- get 3-6 - Get 3,4,5,6
- get 2,10-12 - Get 2,10,11,12
-"},
- {"help", com_help, "Display help.", "
-help *command* - Describe a command and its options (sometimes with
-examples)
-
-help - Show a one-line summary for all commands.
-"},
- {"hosts", com_hosts, "Display host catcher.", "
-hosts - Displays all known hosts. NOTE: This can result in a lot
-of information!
-
-hosts *file* - Reads a file containing host addresses, which should
-be in 'gnutella.txt' format.
-"},
- {"info", com_info, "Display various information.", "
-info [hqnsct] - Display various information. Any combination of the
-following may be given:
- h - host totals
- q - queries received and replies sent
- n - network traffic totals
- s - shared files on this machine
- c - connections (GnutellaNet only)
- t - transfers in progress
- u - upload transfers in progress
- d - download transfers in progress
-"},
- {"kill", com_kill, "Terminate connection(s).", "
-
-kill *range* - Terminate the gnutella connections referenced by
-*range*. The numbers you give the 'kill' command come from the 'info'
-or 'info c' command. There is also the special parameter 'w' for
-killing the worst connection. Examples:
-
- kill 1 - Kill connection #1
- kill w - Kill the connection with the worst
- dropped-duplicate packets statistic.
- kill 3-6 - Kill connections 3,4,5,6
- kill 2,10-12 - Kill connections 2,10,11,12
-"},
- {"last", com_last, "Show last turd.", "
-last - Shows message from last failed download
-"},
- {"lclear", com_lclear, "Clear search list.", "
-lclear - Clear all active searches and responses.
-
-lclear GUID
-lclear \"string\" - Clear an active search (the GUID is as shown in
-the 'list' command)
-
-lclear only works if multi-searching is enabled (by settimg the
-\"multi_enable\" configuration flag)
-
-Examples:
-
- lclear 4124 # removes the search with GUID 4124
- lclear 'grateful' # removes the search for \"grateful\"
- lclear \"she's\" # removes the search for \"she's\"
- lclear # removes all searches and responses
-"},
- {"limit", com_limit, "Impose bandwidth limits on transfers.", "
-limit *num* *range* - Limit the transfers referenced by *range* to
-*num* bytes per second. The numbers you give the 'limit' command
-come from the 'info' or 'info t' command. Examples:
-
- limit 1500 1 - Limit transfer #1 to 1500 bytes per second
- limit 100 - Limit *all* transfers to 100 bytes per second
- limit 2000 2,10-12 - Limit transfers 2,10,11,12 to 2000 bytes
- per second.
-"},
- {"list", com_list, "List all current searches.", "
-list - List the active searches (if multi-searching is enabled by
-setting the \"multi_enable\" configuration flag).
-"},
- {"load", com_load, "Load a configuration file.", "
-load *file* - load a file containing gnut commands. This is a useful
-way to automate certain complex actions. For example, I have a file
-that contains the following:
-
- # close down the GnutellaNet
- set max_uploads 0
- set min_connections 0
- set max_incoming 0
- kill
- # Prevent new uploads
- set max_uploads 0
- # Unthrottle all current uploads
- set default_upload_cap 0
- limit 0
- # see what's loading right now
- info t
-
-This file is called 'shutdown'. When I type 'load shutdown', it runs
-all these commands. It closes all Gnutelllanet connections, prevents
-any new uploads from starting and removes any transfer speed limits
-(if any) on current uploads. I do this just before I'm about to quit
-gnut, to allow uploads to finish as soon as possible without new
-uploads starting; this enables me to quit without cutting them off.
-"},
- {"log", com_log, "Set logging level.", "
-log *num* - Set the current log level to *num*. This prints debugging
-info. Bigger numbers produce more; anything above 2 is asking for
-trouble!
-"},
- {"lshare", com_lshare, "List shared files.", "
-lshare - list pathnames and refnums of all shared files.
-"},
- {"monitor", com_monitor,"Monitor search requests.", "
-monitor *keywords* - Monitor incoming search queries. If arguments
-are supplied, they are used for a boolean AND match (ignoring case)
-before displaying search queries. Example:
-
- monitor - Display all searches (lots of output)
- monitor fred jpg - Only display searches that contain both
- 'fred' and 'jpg'.
-"},
- {"ls", com_list, "Synonym for 'list'.", "
-ls - synonym for 'list' (type 'help list')
-"},
- {"mpush", com_mpush, "Monitor push requests routed to others.", "
-mpush *keywords* - Monitor push requests issued by others. While
-*mreply* lets you see what files are available on the network,
-*mpush* lets you find out which of those files are actually in demand.
-
-NOTE: Push requests are kind of rare, and gnut cannot always identify the
-file being requested. So, you won't see much when you use 'mpush'. Try it
-sometime when you can let it run for an hour or two.
-"},
- {"mreply", com_mreply, "Monitor search replies routed to others.", "
-mreply *keywords* - Monitor replies to search queries that others
-have issued. While *monitor* lets you see what people are searching for,
-*mreply* lets you find out what's actually available on the network.
-As with *monitor*, arguments can be given to specify a
-boolean AND match (ignoring case) before displaying filenames.
-"},
- {"open", com_open, "Open a new connection.", "
-open *host*:*port* - Open outgoing connection to *host*. Examples:
-
- open 127.0.0.1:5346 - Create a connection to yourself (useful
- for searching your own files)
- open 10.23.45.67 - Default port number is 6346, the normal
- Gnutella port number.
- open nonexist.site:1234 - You can give host name instead of IP
-"},
+ {"find", com_find, "Search the Gnutella network.", "\n"
+"find *string* - Search the Gnutella network for *string*. The string\n"
+"you supply is is sent as-is to the network. Nearly every Gnutella node\n"
+"(servent) specifies this as a boolean AND search with all\n"
+"non-alphanumeric characters ignored and ignoring upper/lower case. If\n"
+"you want to force *all* searches to be boolean AND matches, set the\n"
+"'strict_search' configuration variable. If you want to force\n"
+"non-alphanumeric characters to be ignored, simply leave all\n"
+"non-alphanumeric characters out of your search string.\n"
+"\n"
+"'find' with no arguments displays search responses. If you wait a while\n"
+"and repeat, you usually have more responses.\n"
+},
+ {"forget", com_forget, "Remove item(s) from search responses list.", "\n"
+"forget *range*\n"
+"forget *keywords*\n"
+"forget = *number* Remove items from the search responses list. You won't\n"
+"see the specified items again until you issue a new 'search' command, but\n"
+"if multi-searching is enabled (by settimg the \"multi_enable\" configuration\n"
+"flag) then the 'forget' items stay forgotten until you use 'lclear' to clear\n"
+"the whole response list.\n"
+"\n"
+"If you supply a *range*, as in the following examples, items are deleted,\n"
+"the numbers come from the output given by the 'response' command (or\n"
+"'find' or 'search' with no argument):\n"
+"\n"
+" forget 1 - Forget first file\n"
+" forget 3-6 - Forget 3,4,5,6\n"
+" forget 2,10-12 - Forget 2,10,11,12\n"
+"\n"
+"If you supply keywords, it will forget items that match those keywords\n"
+"\n"
+" forget john - Forget any item that includes 'john' in the\n"
+" filename\n"
+"\n"
+"If you give '=' and a number, it will forget items whose size is exactly\n"
+"the same as the one with that number:\n"
+"\n"
+" forget = 27 - Forget all items with the same size as item 27\n"
+"\n"
+"If you give '>' or '<' and a number, it will forget items whose size is\n"
+"greater than (or less than) that number. The number can also include 'k'\n"
+"or 'M':\n"
+"\n"
+" forget > 27k - Forget all items size greater than 27000 bytes\n"
+" forget < 27 M - Forget all items size less than 27000000 bytes\n"
+},
+ {"get", com_get, "Start download(s).", "\n"
+"get *range* - Start downloading files referenced by *range*. If more\n"
+"downloads are requested than allowed by max_uploads, then the\n"
+"downloads are queued.\n"
+"\n"
+"NOTE: The number you give 'get' is the number from the latest 'response'\n"
+"command, (or 'find' or 'search' with no argument). Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" get 1 - Get first file\n"
+" get 3-6 - Get 3,4,5,6\n"
+" get 2,10-12 - Get 2,10,11,12\n"
+},
+ {"help", com_help, "Display help.", "\n"
+"help *command* - Describe a command and its options (sometimes with\n"
+"examples)\n"
+"\n"
+"help - Show a one-line summary for all commands.\n"
+},
+ {"hosts", com_hosts, "Display host catcher.", "\n"
+"hosts - Displays all known hosts. NOTE: This can result in a lot\n"
+"of information!\n"
+"\n"
+"hosts *file* - Reads a file containing host addresses, which should\n"
+"be in 'gnutella.txt' format.\n"
+},
+ {"info", com_info, "Display various information.", "\n"
+"info [hqnsct] - Display various information. Any combination of the\n"
+"following may be given:\n"
+" h - host totals\n"
+" q - queries received and replies sent\n"
+" n - network traffic totals\n"
+" s - shared files on this machine\n"
+" c - connections (GnutellaNet only)\n"
+" t - transfers in progress\n"
+" u - upload transfers in progress\n"
+" d - download transfers in progress\n"
+},
+ {"kill", com_kill, "Terminate connection(s).", "\n"
+"\n"
+"kill *range* - Terminate the gnutella connections referenced by\n"
+"*range*. The numbers you give the 'kill' command come from the 'info'\n"
+"or 'info c' command. There is also the special parameter 'w' for\n"
+"killing the worst connection. Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" kill 1 - Kill connection #1\n"
+" kill w - Kill the connection with the worst\n"
+" dropped-duplicate packets statistic.\n"
+" kill 3-6 - Kill connections 3,4,5,6\n"
+" kill 2,10-12 - Kill connections 2,10,11,12\n"
+},
+ {"last", com_last, "Show last turd.", "\n"
+"last - Shows message from last failed download\n"
+},
+ {"lclear", com_lclear, "Clear search list.", "\n"
+"lclear - Clear all active searches and responses.\n"
+"\n"
+"lclear GUID\n"
+"lclear \"string\" - Clear an active search (the GUID is as shown in\n"
+"the 'list' command)\n"
+"\n"
+"lclear only works if multi-searching is enabled (by settimg the\n"
+"\"multi_enable\" configuration flag)\n"
+"\n"
+"Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" lclear 4124 # removes the search with GUID 4124\n"
+" lclear 'grateful' # removes the search for \"grateful\"\n"
+" lclear \"she's\" # removes the search for \"she's\"\n"
+" lclear # removes all searches and responses\n"
+},
+ {"limit", com_limit, "Impose bandwidth limits on transfers.", "\n"
+"limit *num* *range* - Limit the transfers referenced by *range* to\n"
+"*num* bytes per second. The numbers you give the 'limit' command\n"
+"come from the 'info' or 'info t' command. Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" limit 1500 1 - Limit transfer #1 to 1500 bytes per second\n"
+" limit 100 - Limit *all* transfers to 100 bytes per second\n"
+" limit 2000 2,10-12 - Limit transfers 2,10,11,12 to 2000 bytes\n"
+" per second.\n"
+},
+ {"list", com_list, "List all current searches.", "\n"
+"list - List the active searches (if multi-searching is enabled by\n"
+"setting the \"multi_enable\" configuration flag).\n"
+},
+ {"load", com_load, "Load a configuration file.", "\n"
+"load *file* - load a file containing gnut commands. This is a useful\n"
+"way to automate certain complex actions. For example, I have a file\n"
+"that contains the following:\n"
+"\n"
+" # close down the GnutellaNet\n"
+" set max_uploads 0\n"
+" set min_connections 0\n"
+" set max_incoming 0\n"
+" kill\n"
+" # Prevent new uploads\n"
+" set max_uploads 0\n"
+" # Unthrottle all current uploads\n"
+" set default_upload_cap 0\n"
+" limit 0\n"
+" # see what's loading right now\n"
+" info t\n"
+"\n"
+"This file is called 'shutdown'. When I type 'load shutdown', it runs\n"
+"all these commands. It closes all Gnutelllanet connections, prevents\n"
+"any new uploads from starting and removes any transfer speed limits\n"
+"(if any) on current uploads. I do this just before I'm about to quit\n"
+"gnut, to allow uploads to finish as soon as possible without new\n"
+"uploads starting; this enables me to quit without cutting them off.\n"
+},
+ {"log", com_log, "Set logging level.", "\n"
+"log *num* - Set the current log level to *num*. This prints debugging\n"
+"info. Bigger numbers produce more; anything above 2 is asking for\n"
+"trouble!\n"
+},
+ {"lshare", com_lshare, "List shared files.", "\n"
+"lshare - list pathnames and refnums of all shared files.\n"
+},
+ {"monitor", com_monitor,"Monitor search requests.", "\n"
+"monitor *keywords* - Monitor incoming search queries. If arguments\n"
+"are supplied, they are used for a boolean AND match (ignoring case)\n"
+"before displaying search queries. Example:\n"
+"\n"
+" monitor - Display all searches (lots of output)\n"
+" monitor fred jpg - Only display searches that contain both\n"
+" 'fred' and 'jpg'.\n"
+},
+ {"ls", com_list, "Synonym for 'list'.", "\n"
+"ls - synonym for 'list' (type 'help list')\n"
+},
+ {"mpush", com_mpush, "Monitor push requests routed to others.", "\n"
+"mpush *keywords* - Monitor push requests issued by others. While\n"
+"*mreply* lets you see what files are available on the network,\n"
+"*mpush* lets you find out which of those files are actually in demand.\n"
+"\n"
+"NOTE: Push requests are kind of rare, and gnut cannot always identify the\n"
+"file being requested. So, you won't see much when you use 'mpush'. Try it\n"
+"sometime when you can let it run for an hour or two.\n"
+},
+ {"mreply", com_mreply, "Monitor search replies routed to others.", "\n"
+"mreply *keywords* - Monitor replies to search queries that others\n"
+"have issued. While *monitor* lets you see what people are searching for,\n"
+"*mreply* lets you find out what's actually available on the network.\n"
+"As with *monitor*, arguments can be given to specify a\n"
+"boolean AND match (ignoring case) before displaying filenames.\n"
+},
+ {"open", com_open, "Open a new connection.", "\n"
+"open *host*:*port* - Open outgoing connection to *host*. Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" open 127.0.0.1:5346 - Create a connection to yourself (useful\n"
+" for searching your own files)\n"
+" open 10.23.45.67 - Default port number is 6346, the normal\n"
+" Gnutella port number.\n"
+" open nonexist.site:1234 - You can give host name instead of IP\n"
+},
{"play", com_play, "Start play_prog on selected queries.", 0},
{"player", com_player, "Player for downloads", 0},
- {"push", com_push, "Request a push connection.", "
-push *range* - Same as 'get', however only a push connection is
-attempted.
-
-NOTE: If the IP address of the requested file is not push-able, or if
-it is accessible via a normal 'get', gnut will complain. You can turn on
-the 'no_rfc_1597' variable to stop this complaint.
-"},
+ {"push", com_push, "Request a push connection.", "\n"
+"push *range* - Same as 'get', however only a push connection is\n"
+"attempted.\n"
+"\n"
+"NOTE: If the IP address of the requested file is not push-able, or if\n"
+"it is accessible via a normal 'get', gnut will complain. You can turn on\n"
+"the 'no_rfc_1597' variable to stop this complaint.\n"
+},
{"quit", com_quit, "Quit.", 0},
- {"response", com_response,"Show current query responses.", "
-response [regexp] - Show the current query responses which match
-the (optional) regular expression. The responses are sorted according
-to the 'sort_order' configuration variable. Examples:
-
- response - Show all responses
- response fred - Show only responses containing 'fred'
-"},
- {"save", com_save, "Save configuration variables.", "
-save - Saves all your current variable settings to your .gnutrc file,
-your host list to .gnut_hosts, and your blacklist settings to
-.gnut_blacklist. WARNING: This overwrites .gnutrc, if you have any
-commands in .gnutrc other than 'set' commands, they will be lost.
-"},
- {"scan", com_scan, "Scan share paths to make index of shared files.", "
-scan - Scan the path or paths set in the share_paths variable for
-files to share. The follow_symlinks variable tells whether to follow
-symbolic links. #scan# tries to the 'find' command, or 'perl' if 'find'
-does not exist. Any '.gnut' files (partial downloads) are ignored.
-"},
- {"search", com_find, "Synonym for 'find'.", "
-search - synonym for 'find' (type 'help find')
-"},
- {"set", com_set, "Change configuration values.", "
-set *name* *val* - Sets a named configuration variable to a value.
-
-set *name* - Display value of a named configuration variable.
-
-set - Display values of all configuration variables.
-"},
- {"share", com_share, "Set share paths.", "
-share *paths* - Takes a ':' delimited list of paths to share. (';'
-on Win32). After changing this, you must use the 'scan' command for
-the files to be indexed and appear to other users' searches.
-"},
- {"?", com_help, "Synonym for 'help'.", "
-? - synonym for 'help' (type 'help help')
-"},
- {"!", com_shell, "Executes a command or drops to shell.", "
-! *cmd* *args* - Shell escape: runs a shell and sends a command to it
-(UNIX users only) Examples:
-
- ! ls - List your current directory
- ! cd dir1 - This will *not* have any lasting effect
- ! ls dir1 - List files in directory 'dir1'
- ! cd dir1 ; ls - multiple shell commands work
- ! mpg123 gdead.mp3 & - play an MP3 file in the background
-"},
- {"shell", com_shell, "Synonym for '!'.", "
-shell - synonym for ! (type 'help !')
-"},
- {"sleep", com_sleep, "Sleep for n seconds.", "
-sleep *n* - Do nothing (sleep) for n seconds.
-"},
- {"stop", com_stop, "Stop transfer(s).", "
-stop [*type*] 0|*range* - Stop the file transfers referenced by
-*range*. The numbers you give the 'stop' command come from the 'info'
-command. *type* g, p, d, u limits the command to stop only gets,
-pushes, all downloads or all uploads respectively. At most one letter
-can be used and it must be first. If '0' appears alone or at the end
-of a range, all zero-byte transfers are stopped. '0' elsewhere in a
-range makes the following numbered range(s) apply only to zero-byte
-transfers. Examples:
-
- stop - Stop all file transfers
- stop d - Stop all downloads
- stop 0 - Stop all transfers that have transferred no
- data
- stop p 0 - Stop any push downloads that have transferred
- no data
- stop 1 - Stop first transfer
- stop u 3-6 - Stop any uploads with numbers from 3 to 6
- stop 2,0,10-12 - Stop number 2 and any in the range 10-12 that
- have transferred no data
-"},
- {"update", com_update, "Update the current host list.", "
-update - Send out ping packets to all connected hosts. If
-configuration variable 'update_clear' is set, then the current host
-list is discarded as well.
-"},
+ {"response", com_response,"Show current query responses.", "\n"
+"response [regexp] - Show the current query responses which match\n"
+"the (optional) regular expression. The responses are sorted according\n"
+"to the 'sort_order' configuration variable. Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" response - Show all responses\n"
+" response fred - Show only responses containing 'fred'\n"
+},
+ {"save", com_save, "Save configuration variables.", "\n"
+"save - Saves all your current variable settings to your .gnutrc file,\n"
+"your host list to .gnut_hosts, and your blacklist settings to\n"
+".gnut_blacklist. WARNING: This overwrites .gnutrc, if you have any\n"
+"commands in .gnutrc other than 'set' commands, they will be lost.\n"
+},
+ {"scan", com_scan, "Scan share paths to make index of shared files.", "\n"
+"scan - Scan the path or paths set in the share_paths variable for\n"
+"files to share. The follow_symlinks variable tells whether to follow\n"
+"symbolic links. #scan# tries to the 'find' command, or 'perl' if 'find'\n"
+"does not exist. Any '.gnut' files (partial downloads) are ignored.\n"
+},
+ {"search", com_find, "Synonym for 'find'.", "\n"
+"search - synonym for 'find' (type 'help find')\n"
+},
+ {"set", com_set, "Change configuration values.", "\n"
+"set *name* *val* - Sets a named configuration variable to a value.\n"
+"\n"
+"set *name* - Display value of a named configuration variable.\n"
+"\n"
+"set - Display values of all configuration variables.\n"
+},
+ {"share", com_share, "Set share paths.", "\n"
+"share *paths* - Takes a ':' delimited list of paths to share. (';'\n"
+"on Win32). After changing this, you must use the 'scan' command for\n"
+"the files to be indexed and appear to other users' searches.\n"
+},
+ {"?", com_help, "Synonym for 'help'.", "\n"
+"? - synonym for 'help' (type 'help help')\n"
+},
+ {"!", com_shell, "Executes a command or drops to shell.", "\n"
+"! *cmd* *args* - Shell escape: runs a shell and sends a command to it\n"
+"(UNIX users only) Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" ! ls - List your current directory\n"
+" ! cd dir1 - This will *not* have any lasting effect\n"
+" ! ls dir1 - List files in directory 'dir1'\n"
+" ! cd dir1 ; ls - multiple shell commands work\n"
+" ! mpg123 gdead.mp3 & - play an MP3 file in the background\n"
+},
+ {"shell", com_shell, "Synonym for '!'.", "\n"
+"shell - synonym for ! (type 'help !')\n"
+},
+ {"sleep", com_sleep, "Sleep for n seconds.", "\n"
+"sleep *n* - Do nothing (sleep) for n seconds.\n"
+},
+ {"stop", com_stop, "Stop transfer(s).", "\n"
+"stop [*type*] 0|*range* - Stop the file transfers referenced by\n"
+"*range*. The numbers you give the 'stop' command come from the 'info'\n"
+"command. *type* g, p, d, u limits the command to stop only gets,\n"
+"pushes, all downloads or all uploads respectively. At most one letter\n"
+"can be used and it must be first. If '0' appears alone or at the end\n"
+"of a range, all zero-byte transfers are stopped. '0' elsewhere in a\n"
+"range makes the following numbered range(s) apply only to zero-byte\n"
+"transfers. Examples:\n"
+"\n"
+" stop - Stop all file transfers\n"
+" stop d - Stop all downloads\n"
+" stop 0 - Stop all transfers that have transferred no\n"
+" data\n"
+" stop p 0 - Stop any push downloads that have transferred\n"
+" no data\n"
+" stop 1 - Stop first transfer\n"
+" stop u 3-6 - Stop any uploads with numbers from 3 to 6\n"
+" stop 2,0,10-12 - Stop number 2 and any in the range 10-12 that\n"
+" have transferred no data\n"
+},
+ {"update", com_update, "Update the current host list.", "\n"
+"update - Send out ping packets to all connected hosts. If\n"
+"configuration variable 'update_clear' is set, then the current host\n"
+"list is discarded as well.\n"
+},
{"version", com_version,"Display version information.", 0},
{0, 0, 0, 0}
};

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
$OpenBSD: patch-src_share_c,v 1.1.1.1 2001/09/07 05:44:32 pvalchev Exp $
--- src/share.c.orig Sun Sep 2 12:20:11 2001
+++ src/share.c Sun Sep 2 12:20:40 2001
@@ -564,11 +564,11 @@ int share_scan_dir(char *path, int verbo
$OpenBSD: patch-src_share_c,v 1.2 2004/01/04 23:15:03 espie Exp $
--- src/share.c.orig 2001-09-11 01:35:44.000000000 +0200
+++ src/share.c 2004-01-05 00:01:42.000000000 +0100
@@ -466,11 +466,11 @@ int share_scan_dir(char *path, int verbo
printf("Using 'find' to index %s\n", path);
}
if (conf_get_int("follow_symlinks")) {
@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ $OpenBSD: patch-src_share_c,v 1.1.1.1 2001/09/07 05:44:32 pvalchev Exp $
"! -name \"*.gnut\" -o -type l \\) "
"-printf %s", path, "\\%P\\\\n\\%p\\\\n");
}
@@ -712,7 +712,7 @@ int share_cache_compare_func(void *a, vo
@@ -613,7 +613,7 @@ int share_cache_compare_func(void *a, vo
int share_init()
{
@ -23,4 +23,4 @@ $OpenBSD: patch-src_share_c,v 1.1.1.1 2001/09/07 05:44:32 pvalchev Exp $
+ have_find = trycmd("gfind --version", "GNU fi");
have_perl = trycmd("perl -we 'print \"Perl rules!\\n\";'", "rules");
#if 0 /* 0.4.27.c17 */
return 0;