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NAME

6       gofer - The goferd management tool.
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SYNOPSIS

10       gofer [-h]
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12       gofer mgt [ -h ] [ -H HOST ] [ -p PORT ]
13                 [ -s ] [ -l PATH ] [ -r PATH ] [ -u PATH ]
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15       gofer rmi [ -h ] [ -u URL ] [ -a ADDRESS ] [ -t TARGET ]
16                 [ -i INPUT ] [ -r REPLY ] [ -w SECONDS ]
17                 [ -p PREFIX ] [ -d DATA ] [ -T SECONDS ]
18                 [ -A PATH ]
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DESCRIPTION

22       gofer  is  the command line tool for managing goferd and performing RMI
23       calls.  All unmapped arguments are considered arguments to the RMI tar‐
24       get.  Keyword arguments have the form of: <name>=<value>.
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27       See: https://github.com/jortel/gofer for more information.
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MANAGEMENT OPTIONS

31       The following options are supported by gofer mgt
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34       -h [ --help ]
35              Displays the help message.
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37       -H [ --host ] HOST
38              The host or IP used to connect to goferd.
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40       -p [ --port ] PORT
41              The port used to connect to goferd.
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43       -s [ --status ]
44              Displays goferd status information.
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46       -l [ --load ] PATH
47              Load the plugin using the specified PATH to the descriptor.
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50              Reload  the  plugin  using the specified PATH to the descriptor.
51              The PATH can also be the plugin name.
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54              Unload the plugin using the specified PATH  to  the  descriptor.
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CALL OPTIONS

59       The following options are supported by gofer rmi
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62       -h [ --help ]
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65       -u [ --url ] URL
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68       -a [ --address ] ADDRESS
69              The AMQP address for the agent.
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75              The RMI target.  Format is: <class>.<method>. Eg: Dog.bark
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84              The  progress output prefix.  Enables progress reporting to STD‐
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94              The  python  path  to  a  message   Authenticator.    Eg:   red‐
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EXAMPLES

99       $ gofer rmi -u qpid+amqp://localhost -a xyz -t Dog.bark "hello master"
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101       $  gofer  rmi  -u qpid+amqp://localhost -a xyz -t Dog.bark words="hello
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104       $ gofer rmi -u qpid+amqp://localhost -a xyz -t  Dog.bark  -i  '[["hello
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107       $  gofer  rmi  -u  qpid+amqp://localhost  -a xyz -d '{"id": "1234"}' -t
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BUGS

116       No known bugs.
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FILES

120       /etc/gofer/agent.conf
121              The main goferd configuration file
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AUTHOR

125       Jeff Ortel (jortel@redhat.com)
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