A collection of ComputerCraft programs using the LyqydNet API for client-server interactions.
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LyqydNet-Programs ================= A collection of ComputerCraft programs using the LyqydNet API for client-server interactions. 1 - FileD FileD is the file daemon. All files stored on the machine running it are contained in a folder called "share". This is to provide some measure of protection against persons trying to upload malicious startup files, for example. FileD accepts the following message types: - query: a string is required, but not specified. Suggest using "connect" - data: used for the 'cd' command. Format should be: filed;cd <directory> 'filed;' is usually prepended by the connection API, so the client program may send just the 'cd <directory>' string. - fileList - fileCopy - fileMove - fileDelete - fileMakeDirectory - fileQuery - fileSend - fileHeader - fileData - fileEnd - close See the LyqydNet API documentation for more information on the file transfer protocol packets. 2 - FileC FileC is the file transfer client. It may be started with no options or a single option specifying the name of a server to connect to. The commands available in the client are: - ls: lists remote files - cd: changes remote directory - cp: copies remote files to other remote locations - mv: moves remote files to other remote locations - mkdir: creates a remote directory - rm: removes a remote file - get: copies a remote file to a local file - put: copies a local file to a remote file - open: opens a connection to a server - close: closes the connection to the server - exit: closes the open connection if any, then exits the client.
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