~/.darxiterc /etc/darxiterc
Configuration files; the former overrides the latter
Daemon that downloads files via ftp/http in the background.
darxite [OPTIONS]
Darxite is a daemon that can download a batch of files via FTP or HTTP in the background. It can be controlled by "client" programs that provide a user interface; client programs in the current release include nice GTK and command-line FTP clients, a GNOME Panel applet and many more.
This man page is only concerned with the daemon's operation.
Shows the daemon's version and exits.
Shows some usage information and exits.
By default, the daemon looks for program files in the directory "$HOME/.darxite". You can make it look elsewhere with this option.
Instead of running the daemon, this option will terminate a currently running daemon, and warn if the daemon isn't running.
To allow remote clients to connect to the daemon, set the port the daemon should listen on with this option. If you allow remote client connection, you should also set a password with the "-p" option.
By default, files will be downloaded into the user's home directory. This option specifies an alternative directory for them to be placed.
Clients that connect to the daemon from a remote host must use this password. If it is not specified, it will be blank.
If a copy of the daemon is already running, fail silently instead of printing an error message. This is useful for running the daemon in scripts etc.
Instead of running the daemon, this option will cause a currently running daemon to reload its config files.
/usr/bin/darxite Default executable
~/.darxiterc /etc/darxiterc
Configuration files; the former overrides the latter
~/.darxite/batch
Default location of the batch file
~/.darxite/servers
Default location of the file containing visited servers
http://darxite.cjb.net/