The Linux Manuals (man pages) document is an important part of Linux documents. Linux Manuals are organized as several sections. Each section has a group of commands for a specific area in Linux usage, administration or development.
fvwm-menu-xlock – builds xlock menu definition for fvwm Synopsisfvwm-menu-xlock [ –help|-h|-? ] [ –version|-V ] [ –name|-n name ] [ –title|-t title ] [ –item format ] [ –icon-title icon ] [ –icon-item icon ] [ –special-first|-s ] [ — xlock params ] DescriptionA simple perl script which parses xlock’s output to build an fvwm…
fvwm-menu-headlines – builds headlines menu definition for fvwm Synopsisfvwm-menu-headlines [ –help|-h|-? ] [ –version|-V ] [ –info [site] ] [ –site|-s site ] [ –name|-n name ] [ –title|-t title ] [ –item item ] [ –exec|-e exec-command ] [ –command|-e fvwm-command ] [ –icon-title icon ] [ –icon-item icon ] [ –icon-home icon ]…
fvwm-menu-directory – builds a directory browsing menu for fvwm Synopsisfvwm-menu-directory [ –help|-h|-? ] [ –version|-V ] [ –name|-na NAME ] [ –title|-t NAME ] [ –item|-it NAME ] [ –icon-title|-icon-t XPM ] [ –icon-dir|-icon-d XPM ] [ –icon-file|-icon-f XPM ] [ –icon-app|-icon-a XPM ] [ –wm-icons ] [ –dir|-d NAME ] [ –order|-o NUM ]…
fvwm-menu-desktop – Reads XDG menu files and creates Fvwm menus Synopsisfvwm-menu-desktop [ –help|-h ] [ –version|-v ] [ –install-prefix DIR ] [ –desktop NAME ] [ –menu-type NAME ] [ –theme NAME ] [ –with-titles|-w ] [ –enable-mini-icons ] [ –size|-s NUM ] [ –mini-icon-dir|-t DIR ] [ –title|-t NAME ] [ –insert-in-menu NAME ]…
fvwm-convert-2.6 – convert fvwm 2.4.x configuration file to fvwm 2.6 style Synopsisfvwm-convert-2.6 [–follow-read|-f] [–help|-h] source [dest] OptionsThe following options are supported: –help | -h Prints a usage message to the screen. –follow-read | -f Follows files found along with the Read command.Descriptionfvwm-convert-2.6 converts an fvwm 2.4.x configuration file into a fvwm 2.6 file with compatible…
fvwm-convert-2.6 – convert fvwm 2.4.x configuration file to fvwm 2.6 style Synopsisfvwm-convert-2.6 [–follow-read|-f] [–help|-h] source [dest] OptionsThe following options are supported: –help | -h Prints a usage message to the screen. –follow-read | -f Follows files found along with the Read command.Descriptionfvwm-convert-2.6 converts an fvwm 2.4.x configuration file into a fvwm 2.6 file with compatible…
fvwm-convert-2.4 – convert fvwm 2.2.x configuration file to fvwm 2.4 syntax Synopsisfvwm-convert-2.4 [source] [dest] Descriptionfvwm-convert-2.4 converts an fvwm 2.2.x configuration file into an fvwm 2.4 compatible syntax. It is not suitable to convert older 1.x configuration files. Please use fvwm-convert-2.2 to convert these to the 2.2.x format first. By default, fvwm-convert-2.4 converts ~/.fvwm2rc, saving the…
fvwm-config – query an existing fvwm installation Synopsisfvwm-config [–help] [–version] [–info] [–prefix] [–exec-prefix] [–bindir] [–datadir] [–libexecdir] [–sysconfdir] [–mandir] [–localedir] [–fvwm-moduledir] [–fvwm-datadir] [–fvwm-perllibdir] [–default-imagepath] [–default-userdir] [–fvwm-exe] [–supports] [–supports-<feature>] Descriptionfvwm-config is a shell script that provides an information about the fvwm version, installation directories, built-in paths and supported features. Optionsfvwm-config prints to the standard output in all…
fvwm-bug – report a bug in fvwm Synopsisfvwm-bug [–help] [–version] [address] Descriptionfvwm-bug is a shell script to help the user compose and mail bug reports concerning fvwm in a standard format. fvwm-bug invokes the editor specified by the environment variable EDITOR on a temporary copy of the bug report format outline. The user must fill…
fusioninventory-netinventory – Standalone network inventory Synopsisfusioninventory-netinventory [options] [–host <host>|–file <file>] Options: –host host host to inventorize (use multiple time to inventorize more hosts) –file snmpwalk output file –community community string (default: public) –credentials SNMP credentials –timeout val SNMP timeout (default: 15s) –threads nb number of invenroty threads (default: 1) –control output control messages –debug debug…
fusioninventory-netdiscovery – Standalone network discovery Synopsisfusioninventory-netdiscovery [options] –first <start> –last <stop> Options: –first address IP range first address –last address IP range last address –credential SNMP credential (default: version:1,community:public) –entity GLPI entity –threads nb number of discovery threads (default: 1) –timeout val SNMP timeout (default: 1s) –control output control messages –debug debug output (execution traces)…
fusioninventory-inventory – Standalone inventory Synopsisfusioninventory-inventory [options] Options: –scan-homedirs scan use home directories (false) –scan-profiles scan user profiles (false) –html save the inventory as HTML (false) –no-category=CATEGORY do not list given category items -t –tag=TAG mark the machine with given tag –backend-collect-timeout=TIME timeout for inventory modules execution (30) –additional-content=FILE additional inventory content file –verbose verbose output…
fusioninventory-injector – A tool to push inventory in an OCS Inventory or compatible server. Synopsisfusioninventory-injector [options] [–file <file>|–directory <directory>|–stdin|–useragent <user-agent>] Options: -h –help this menu -d –directory load every .ocs files from a directory -R –recursive recursively load .ocs files from <directory> -f –file load a speficic file -u –url server URL -r –remove remove…
fusioninventory-esx – vCenter/ESX/ESXi remote inventory from command line Synopsisfusioninventory-esx –host <host> –user <user> –password <password> –directory <directory> Options: –help this menu –host hostname ESX server hostname –user username user name –password xxxx user password –directory directory output directory –tag tag tag for the inventoried machineExamples % fusioninventory-esx –host myesx –user foo –password bar –directory /tmpYou…
fusioninventory-agent – FusionInventory agent For Linux/UNIX, Windows and MacOSX Synopsisfusioninventory-agent [options] [–server server|–local path] Target definition options: -s –server=URI send tasks result to a server -l –local=PATH write tasks results locally Target scheduling options: –delaytime=LIMIT maximum delay before first target, in seconds (3600) –lazy do not contact the target before next scheduled time Task selection…
fusesmb – Mount network neighbourhood Synopsisfusesmb mountpoint [options] Descriptionfusesmb is a Network Neighborhood (Samba shares) filesystem. It works like smbfs, but instead of accessing one share at a time, all computers and workgroups are accessible at once from a single filesystem mount. Optionsfusesmb accepts the following options: -h Show summary of options. Files~/.smb/fusesmb.conf Configuration file…
fusermount3 – mount and unmount FUSE filesystems Synopsisfusermount3 [OPTIONS] MOUNTPOINT DescriptionFilesystem in Userspace (FUSE) is a simple interface for userspace programs to export a virtual filesystem to the Linux kernel. It also aims to provide a secure method for non privileged users to create and mount their own filesystem implementations. fusermount3 is a program to…
fusermount3 – mount and unmount FUSE filesystems Synopsisfusermount3 [OPTIONS] MOUNTPOINT DescriptionFilesystem in Userspace (FUSE) is a simple interface for userspace programs to export a virtual filesystem to the Linux kernel. It also aims to provide a secure method for non privileged users to create and mount their own filesystem implementations. fusermount3 is a program to…
fuser – identify processes using files or sockets Synopsisfuser [-fuv] [-a|-s] [-4|-6] [-c|-m|-n space] [ -k [-i] [-M] [-w] [–SIGNAL] ] name … fuser -l fuser -V Descriptionfuser displays the PIDs of processes using the specified files or file systems. In the default display mode, each file name is followed by a letter denoting the type…
fusecompress_offline – decompress or compress data without need to mount the compressed virtual filesystem Synopsisfusecompress_offline [-h] [-v] [-c TYPE] [-b SIZE] targetDir Descriptionfusecompress_offline decompress or compress data without need to mount the compressed virtual filesystem. It works like the tar or zip programs. If -c is set the data will be compressed by required compression…