User's manual. Section 1.

XZX(1): export local files using the zx file protocol

USAGE

        usage: xzx [-ADZnsv] [-a addr] [-p port] {spec}
        -A: auth debug
        -D: debug
        -Z: verbose debug
        -a addr: service address (*!*!zx by default)
        -n: no auth
        -p port: tcp server port (8002 by default)
        -s: use writesync for caches
        -v: report users logged in/out (verbose)

        spec is name | name!file | name!file!flags
        spec flags are ro | rw | ncro | ncrw

DESCRIPTION

Xzx serves the named file trees using zx. Each tree is specified as either name or name!file or name!file!flags. The name indicates the name used for the tree, the file (name) indicates the directory to serve (by default the same of name), and the flags indicate how to serve it (by default read write and using a memory cache).

Known flags are ro (read-only) or rw (read-write), perhaps prefixed with nc if no in-memory cache is desired.

EXAMPLE

Serve the files at /lsub in read-write mode using an in-memory cache, and the files at /dump without caching in read-only mode. 

        ; xzx -sv  'lsub!/lsub!rw' 'dump!/dump!ncro'

SOURCE

  • /zx/sys/src/clive/cmd/xzx

SEE ALSO

  • zxfuse(1) to import exported trees.
  • intro(1) to learn how to use name spaces to access them.

User's manual. Section 1.