Maybe some kind admin type could move this to the Knowledge Base
This is what I've written up as part of my forthcoming release documenting the current ioFTPD specific extensions to TCL. I'm not a big TCL scripter so let me know if I got something wrong. Parts are cobbled together from ChangeLogs, posts on the forums, and the source code itself.
Code:
iTCL commands list reference by Yil
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NOTE: All functions return 0 on success and non-zero on error unless noted.
* buffer: Get/Set the temporary output buffer
Set <value> : Sets temporary output buffer to <value>
Get : Returns current output buffer
* change: Change user or group settings.
{userName|groupName} { AdminGroup | Credits | Flags | HomeDir | Logins |
Passwd | Ratio | SpeedLimit | Stats | TagLine |
VfsFile | GroupSlots | GroupVfsFile |
GroupDescription }
[parameters]
AdminGroup <groups...> : Set groups which user has admin rights for
Credits [+-]<value> [section] : Modify user's credits for section (default=0)
Flags [+-]<flags> : Add / Set / Remove user Flags
HomeDir <vpath> : Change user's home directory
Logins <numLogins> [service] : Change max concurrent logins for user
Passwd <password> : Change user's password
Ratio <ratio> [section] : Change user's Up/Down ratio for section
(default = 0)
SpeedLimit <send> [receive] : Change user's max bandwidth settings
Stats: change various user values
[Section <num>] { [ AllDn | AllUp | MonthDn | MonthUp | WkDn | WkUp |
DayDn | DayUp ]
[ Files | Bytes | Time]
[+-]<num> }*
{ [ Credits ] [+-]<num> }*
Section <section #> - Set the section for following commands to modify
Default = 0
Credits - Begin modifying user credits (default)
AllDn - Begin modifying user alltime download totals
AllUp - Begin modifying user alltime upload total
MonthDn - Begin modifying user monthly download total
MonthUp - Begin modifying user monthly upload total
WkDn - Begin modifying user weekly download total
WkUp - Begin modifying user weekly upload total
DayDn - Begin modifying user daily download total
DayUp - Begin modifying user daily upload total
Files - Begin modifying number of files transfered (default)
Bytes - Begin modifying number of bytes transfered
Time - Begin modifying transfer times
+num - Add num to existing value
-num - Subtract num from existing value
num - Set value
TagLine : Change user's tagline
VfsFile <file> : Change user's VFS File
GroupVfsFile <file> : change group's VFS File
GroupSlots <normal> [leech] : Change number of slots for group
GroupDescription <description> : Change group's description
* client: disconnect logged in users based on some criteria, or use Init to
specify which fields you want returned about currently logged in
users. Then call Fetch to actually retrieve the fields in the
order you specified and suitable for use with lindex.
Kill { UId | VirtualPath | RealPath | ClientId } <parameter>
Who Init { UId | VirtualPath | VirtualDataPath | RealPath | RealDataPath |
TransferSize | TransferSpeed | Status | LoginTime | TimeIdle |
HostName | IP | Ident | CId | Action }
Who Fetch : Returns requested fields, or "" when no more users.
UId - the user's ID
VirtualPath - The CWD of the client in the VFS
VirtualDataPath - The path in the VFS to the file being transfered
RealPath - The CWD of the client in the local filesystem
RealDataPath - The local path to the file being transfered
TransferSize - Current position in file
TransferSpeed - Bytes transfered over current data connection so far
Status - 0 Inactive, 1 Upload, 2 Download, 3 List
LoginTime - 32bit time() when user logged in
TimeIdle - Number of seconds user considered idling
HostName - HostName client connected from
IP - IP address client connected from
Ident - Ident response received
CId - Unique connection ID (who init)
ClientId - Unique connection ID (kill)
Action - Last successful command client entered
* config: Change ioFTPD configuration file (usually ioFTPD.ini)
Read <array> <variable> : Return value on success and "" on error
Reload : Reload configuration file
Save : Save configuration file
* group: Create / Delete / Rename groups
create <groupName> : Creates new group and returns id (>= 0) on success
delete <groupName> : Deletes named group
rename <groupName> <newGroupName> : Renames group
* groupfile: Open / Read / Modify group file
isopen : Returns id of open groupfile, -1 on error
open <groupName> : Open named group, automatically closes and unlocks
the previously opened group if any.
lock : Locks groupfile for modifications
unlock : Unlocks groupfile
bin2ascii : Read groupfile and returns it in string form
ascii2bin <string> : Take string and write it to groupfile which must be
locked at this point.
* iputs: Output a string to the user. Always returns "".
[-nonewline] [-noprefix] [-nobuffer] <String>
* mountfile: Open specifed mountfile (vfs file) and use it for resolving paths
Open <fileName>
* putlog: write string to ioFTPD.log (it's timestamped automatically)
<string>
* resolve:
PWD <pwd> : Returns real path on success, "" on error
UId <uid> : Returns UserName on success, "" on error
GId <gid> : Returns GroupName on success, "" on error
User <user> : Returns UId on success, -1 on error
* sha1: Returns sha1 hash for string
<string>
* timer: Set an event to be run in the future
<timeOut> <event>
timeOut : Number of milliseconds in the future to run event
event : command to execute in the same format as events in configuration
file, i.e. "TCL ../scripts/timerproc.itcl"
* user: Create / Delete / Rename users
Create <userName> : Creates new user and returns id (>= 0) on success
Delete <userName> : Deletes named user
Rename <userName> <NewUserName> : Renames user
* userfile: Open / Read / Modify user file
isopen : Returns id of open userfile, -1 on error
open <userName> : Open named user, automatically closes and unlocks
the previously opened user if any.
reload : Reloads userfile
lock : Locks userfile for modifications
unlock : Unlocks userfile
bin2ascii : Read userfile. Returns string containing user info
ascii2bin <string> : Take string and write it to userfile which must be
locked at this point.
* var: Get/Set/Unset user defined global variables which can be used to
maintain state across TCL calls
Get <variable>
Set <variable> <value>
Unset <variable>
* vfs: Get/Set file or directory owner/group/permissions in the VFS
Read <directory/file> : Returns "Uid Gid Mode" or "" on error
Write <directory/file> <uid> <gid> <mode> : Update owner/mode
Chattr <directory/file> <0> : Returns PRIVATE setting
Chattr <directory/file> <0> <value> : Sets PRIVATE setting
Chattr <directory/file> <1> : Returns SYMBOLIC LINK target
Chattr <directory/file> <1> <target> : Creates SYMOBLIC LINK
Flush <directory> : Force cache update
* waitobject: Manipulate various locking primities. These are real system
level locks.
Open <name> SpinLock : Returns lockId of existing lock or creates
a new spinlock.
Open <name> Event [TRUE] : Returns lockId of existing lock or creates
a new autoresetting event unless TRUE is
specified in which case it's manual reset.
Open <name> Semaphore [max] : Returns lockId of existing lock or creates
a new semaphore. max specifies the
max and initial semaphore count (default=1)
Delete <lockId> : Deletes and closes the specified lock
Close <lockId> : Close local reference, but don't delete
Set <lockId> [count] : Set object state to signaled, or to
: count (default=1) for semaphores.
Reset <lockId> [count] : Set object state to non-signaled, or
: free up count (default=1) semaphore locks.
Wait <lockId> <timeout/spincount> [waitCount] : returns 0 on success
1 on timeout, -1 on error. Acquire waitCount
(default=1) semaphore locks before returning.
NOTE: the namespace is shared by spinlocks/events/semaphores.
WARNING: Using invalid lockIds can result in server crashes.
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