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this binary is the netfolder server deamon, the controller for the server on the machine itself | this [[Binaries|binary]] is the netfolder server deamon, the controller for the server on the machine itself | ||
netfolder is a rednet file server, this is part of the "netfolder-server" package. | |||
the path argument is only required for the rootfolder option. | |||
usage: | |||
nfsd command path | |||
options: | |||
status - shows the status of the server | |||
start - starts the server | |||
stop - stops the server | |||
rootfolder - requires path argument, sets the server's root folder. | |||
eg: "nfsd start" starts the fileserver (if not running) | |||
"nfsd rootfolder /var/fileserver" sets the server's root folder to "/var/fileserver" | |||
Latest revision as of 00:31, 27 September 2024
this binary is the netfolder server deamon, the controller for the server on the machine itself
netfolder is a rednet file server, this is part of the "netfolder-server" package.
the path argument is only required for the rootfolder option.
usage:
nfsd command path
options:
status - shows the status of the server
start - starts the server
stop - stops the server
rootfolder - requires path argument, sets the server's root folder.
eg: "nfsd start" starts the fileserver (if not running)
"nfsd rootfolder /var/fileserver" sets the server's root folder to "/var/fileserver"