| clsharedir-2005-03-31.tar.gz |
| clsharedir-2005-03-31.zip |
| clsharedir - share directory via a web browser or a clsharedir client |
| clsharedir [options] action |
| clsharedir is a program to share a directory with others via a web browser or a clsharedir client. |
| To share a directory with others, start the server part of clsharedir in the directory you want to share. Then anybody can see and grab files in your share directory with a web browser pointed to http://your-ip:server-port. They can also grab or update files in the share directory with the client part of clsharedir. |
| --server |
| start directory server |
| --content |
| query content from a directory server |
| --copy |
| copy content from server directory in localhost directory |
| --save |
| save content from localhost directory to server directory |
| -h, --host host |
| change server host |
| -p, --port port |
| change server/client port |
| -a, --ask [ always | never | check ] |
| always ask or never ask or check dates before copying/saving. |
| -c, --check |
| don't perform copy/save but show what clsharedir will do. |
| Start the server in the share directory on the server host |
| $ cd /the/share/dir/ |
| $ your-lisp /where/is/load.lisp --server |
| Then you can see and grab files from the server with a web |
| browser |
| $ mozilla http://server_host:server_port |
| Or you can see the content directory from an another host |
| $ your-lisp /where/is/load.lisp -h server_host -p server_port --content |
| Or you can copy files from server directory to curent |
| directory on client host |
| $ your-lisp /where/is/load.lisp -h server_host -p server_port --copy |
| Or you can save files from curent directory on client host |
| to server directory |
| $ your-lisp /where/is/load.lisp -h server_host -p server_port --save |
| You can find a server demonstration page here |
| To run clsharedir, you need a lisp implementation. clisp(1), http://clisp.cons.org or cmucl(1) http://www.cons.org/cmucl are known to work. |
| If you find a bug in clsharedir, please send an email to author. |
| Philippe Brochard <hocwp chez free point fr> |