NAME
fspd, in.fspd − File Service Protocol (FSP) server
SYNOPSIS
fspd [-f configfile] [-p port] [-i] [-v|-V] [-t timeout] [-X] [-d directory] [-F ] [-T temporary directory] [-l logfile]
DESCRIPTION
fspd is the server for an anonymous-ftp style archive called FSP. The main features of this service are: connection-less model, communication robustness, server resource protection, inter-client protection, and user friendly interface. Please read the INFO file bundled with the FSP source for more information.
OPTIONS
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-f |
May be used to specify an alternate configuration file. | ||
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-i |
Use when fspd is running from inetd. | ||
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-p port |
May be used to specify an alternative port. | ||
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-d directory |
May be used to specify an alternative home directory. | ||
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-v | -V |
Show server version. | ||
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-X |
Turn on debuging. | ||
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-t timeout |
Set server inactivity shutdown timeout for running in inetd mode. Default is 120 seconds. When -d is used, this timeout works in normal mode also (usefull for debuging of memory leaks). | ||
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-F |
Run fspd in foreground, do not daemonize. | ||
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-T directory |
Set server temporary directory used for uploading. This directory can be outside FSP home directory since it is not directly accessible by clients. Using directory inside FSP home is not a security risk. | ||
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-l logfile |
Write log output to file. |
FILES
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.FSP_OWNER |
Used to indicate the ownership of a directory. This file contains lines with the same syntax as host lines in fspd.cnf but without keyword host on start of line. Host types D, I, N can be used to restrict access to specific directory. Owners are marked with host type O. | ||
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.README |
A text file that is sent to the client when the directory is entered giving information about the directory. It can only be hand created by the site administrator at this time. This text file should be no more than 1022 bytes in size. Any data above this limit will be silently ignored. Name of this file can be configured. | ||
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.FSP_OK_DEL |
Existence of this file in a directory grants non-owner machines the permission to delete items from this directory. | ||
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.FSP_OK_ADD |
Existence of this file in a directory grants non-owner machines the permission to add items to this directory. | ||
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.FSP_NO_LIST |
Existence of this file removes right to list a directory from non-owner. | ||
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.FSP_NO_GET |
Existence of this file in a directory means that files in that directory cannot be read by public, i.e. they are private. | ||
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.FSP_OK_MKDIR |
Existence of this file in a directory grants non-owner machines the permission to create subdirectories under the current directory. | ||
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.FSP_OK_RENAME |
Existence of this file in a directory grants non-owner machines the permission to rename files in directory. | ||
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.FSP_OK_PASSWORD |
Password required for non privileged access. | ||
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.FSP_OWNER_PASSWORD |
Password required for privileged access. You must have also your IP listed in .FSP_OWNER file. | ||
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.TXXXXXXXXXXXX |
Transient temporary file in the FSP temporary directory used for file uploading. | ||
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.GXXXXXXXXXXXX |
Transient temporary file in the FSP temporary directory used for file downloading through the fgrab command. | ||
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fspd.conf |
A file containing control information about how specific features of the server are to be used. See the example.conf file for explicit details. | ||
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.FSP_CONTENT |
File used to cache directory listing. Such files are normally created on demand in each directory that fspd exports. |
SIGNALS
SIGUSR1
Server dumps stats to file specified as dumpfile in configuration. This file must be writeable by server or server must have rights to create it.
EXIT CODES
1 configuration or command line invocation error.
2 can not open/bind server socket
3 can not change uid to runuid
4 can not change gid to rungid
5 out of memory
6 can not change directory to homedir
7 select() error
99 Internal terror
SEE ALSO
fcatcmd(1), fcdcmd(1), fgetcmd(1), fgrabcmd(1), flscmd(1), fmkdir(1), fprocmd(1), fput(1), frmcmd(1), frmdircmd(1), fver(1), fducmd(1), fhostcmd(1), fspd(1), fsp_prof(5), ffindcmd(1)