accel-cmd - Man Page

accel-cmd [-n] [-4] [-6] [-f FAMILY] [-H HOST] [-p PORT] [-i TIMEOUT] [--] [COMMAND]

accel-cmd is a client for accel-ppp's cli module. It sends COMMANDs to accel-ppp's tcp interface and displays the result on standard output. If no COMMAND is supplied, then accel-cmd reads and sends data from its standard input.

The "help" COMMAND can be used to get information about available COMMANDs and their syntax.

-f FAMILY, --family=FAMILY

Connect to HOST using the given protocol family. Supported families are inet (IPv4), inet6 (IPv6) and unspec (automatic).

-4

Shorcut for --family=inet.

-6

Shorcut for --family=inet6.

-H HOST, --host=HOST

Set the host name or IP address to connect to. Defaults to localhost.

-p PORT, --port=PORT

Set the service name or port number on which connection should be done. Defaults to 2001.

-n,  --numeric

Inhibit name resolution of HOST and PORT. In this case, HOST must be an IP address and PORT a numeric port number.

-t TIMEOUT, --timeout=TIMEOUT

Set an inactivity timeout. TIMEOUT must be an integer and may be immediately followed by a time unit. Supported units are s (seconds), ms (milliseconds) and us (microseconds). The default unit is s. If this option is not supplied, or if TIMEOUT is zero, then no timeout is set.

-P PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD

Set the password. If this option is supplied and if PASSWORD is not empty, then password will be used for client authentication.

-v,  --verbose

Verbose output.

-V,  --version

Display version number and exit.

-h,  --help

Display help message and exit.

Get information about available commands:

$ accel-cmd help

Send the "show sessions" command to accel-ppp on localhost and display the result on standard output:

$ accel-cmd show sessions

Execute commands stored in file "cmds":

$ accel-cmd < cmds

Same as above, but send commands to another host and timeout after 1.5 seconds of inactivity:

$ accel-cmd --timeout 1500ms --host accelppp.example.com < cmds

0

success,

1

invalid command line option,

2

invalid parameter given to a command line option,

3

connection to accel-ppp failed,

4

timeout expired,

5

COMMAND too big (standard input may be used instead for sending big amounts of data),

100 (or above)

internal error.