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.ds s \fInwcleint.p1\fP
.ds p \fI\fP
.if t .ds c caf\o'\'e'
.if n .ds c cafe
.ds ]W
.TH "nwclient" 8
.SH NAME
\fInwcleint \- New Wheel Client \fP

.SH USAGE
nwclient.p1
.TP
nwclient.p1 [COMMANDS] ...

.SH EXAMPLE
%> nwclient.pl
Starting Interactive Mode
Type 'end' on it's own line to exit
> m acl3
> q
2 0 0 +
> m acl4
> q
1 0 0 +
> end
%> nwclient.pl m acl3 q
2 0 0 +

.SH DESCRIPTION
\*s is a cmdline/interactive client to interact with nwd servers.
\* The general setup is that you give it remotehost either with the first cmdline argument or with the m command and then send some series of commands with the output printed to stdout.
.LP
\* Commands can either be specified on the command line or in an \fIinteractive\fP mode.
.LP
\* Commands are short (usually one letter) and take some set number of arguments that can be quoted and escaped (like shell).
\* They are split up into two groups: local and remote.
.TP
\* Local commands are commands for the client itself whereas remote commands are commands sent to the nwd server.
.TP
\* As the commands may change the h command, which will print a list of commands generated from the actual commands it recognizes, is the most reliable source for available commands.
.TP
\* If no commands are given then the client starts in interactive mode.

.SH COMMANDS
.SH Local Commands:
\fBe "<string>"\fP
.PP
echos string to stdout
.PP
\fBm <hostname or ip>\fP
.PP
Changes the current server, if a remote command is
run before this the default server is localhost.
.PP
\fBi\fP
.PP
Launches interactive mode which takes commands from stdin.
.PP
.SH Remote Commands:
.PP
\fBc\fP
.PP
Clear all reservations on acl
.PP
\fBu\fP
.PP
Makes acl accept new connections
.PP
\fBr <display>\fP
.PP
Make reservation for <display> where <display> is X displayname.
.PP
\fBb\fP
.PP
Makes acl block new connections.
.PP
\fBq\fP
.PP
Queries acl and returns <active> <reserved> <enabled>.
.PP
\fBx <display>\fP
.PP
Cancel reservation for display.
.PP
\fBs <display>\fP
.PP
Select reservation for display. Reservation will persist for \fBSELECT_TIME\fP
seconds. It is assumed that <display> will become actively managed within that interval.
.PP

.SH FILES
nwd.pl, chooser.c, chooser_wrapper_xdm , setupchooser.sh

.SH VERSION
V 1.2

.SH SEE ALSO
NWD

.SH Author
Matt Edlefsen

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