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PROGRAM:

NAME


fexsend - CLI client for the F*EX service

SYNOPSIS


fexsend [OPTIONS] file... [@] recipient...
fexsend [special options]
fexsend -f # recipient...
fexsend -x # [-C -k -D- K]

DESCRIPTION


F*EX (Frams' Fast File EXchange) is a service to send big (large, huge, giant, ...) files
from a user A to a user B. This manual page documents briefly the fexsend command.

This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does
not have a manual page.

OPTIONS


-v runs fexsend in verbose mode

-d delete file on fex server

-c compress file with gzip

-g encrypt file with gpg

-m <limit>
limit throughput to limit kB/s

-i <tag>
use ID data tag from ID file

-C <comment>
add comment to notification e-mail

-k <max>
keep file max days on fex server

-D delay auto-delete after download (until next cleanup)

-K no auto-delete after download

-M MIME-file (to be displayed in recipient's webbrowser)

-o overwrite mode, do not resume

-a <archive>
put files in archive (.zip .7z .tar .tgz)

-s <stream>
read data from pipe and upload it with stream name

special options
-I initialize ID file or show ID

-I <tag>
add alternate ID data (secondary logins) to ID file

-l list sent files numbered (# needed for -f , -x and -d )

-f # forward already uploaded file to another recipient

-x # modify options -C -k -D -K for already uploaded file

-d # delete file on fex server (# file number, see output from fexsend -l)

-Q check quotas

-A edit server address book (aliases)

-U generate and show authorized URL

-H show hints and tips

-V show version

EXAMPLES


fexsend visualization.mpg [email protected]
fexsend -a images.zip *.jpg [email protected],metoo
lshw | fexsend -s hardware.list [email protected]

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