1TUCAN(1)                         Tucan Manager                        TUCAN(1)
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NAME

6       tucan - download and upload manager for hosting sites
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SYNOPSIS

10       tucan [OPTIONS]
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DESCRIPTION

14       Tucan is a free and open source application designed for automatic man‐
15       agement of downloads and uploads at hosting sites like:
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17          rapidshare.com,   megaupload.com,    gigasize.com,    mediafire.com,
18          4shared.com,     sendspace.com,     zshare.net,     filefactory.com,
19          easy-share.com, badongo.com, depositfiles.com, hotfile.com, ...
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OPTIONS

23       Tucan can be used through a Graphical User Interface (GUI) or through a
24       Command  Line  Interface (CLI).  Running Tucan without options makes it
25       starts its GUI but with an option makes it starts its CLI.
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27       The following options are to use Tucan through its CLI.
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30       Generic Program Information
31          -h, --help
32                Print a usage message briefly summarizing  these  command-line
33                options and then exit.
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35          -V, --version
36                Print the version number of tucan to the standard output. This
37                version number should be included in all bug reports.
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40       Configuration Options
41          -w TYPE, --wizard=TYPE
42                Configure some Tucan options. Available TYPEs:
43                      - accounts   configure premium accounts.
44                      - services   enable/disable services.
45                      - updates    launch the Update Manager.
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49          -c, --cli
50                command line interface.
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56                print all log to stdout.
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59       Download Options
60          -i FILE, --input-links=FILE
61                import links from FILE.
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63                The FILE format is pretty simple:
64                      - Plain text.
65                      - A link per line.
66                      - Lines beginning with # are  ignored  (are  treated  as
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FILES

71       $HOME/.tucan/tucan.conf
72             Tucan settings.
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75             Tucan log.
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EXAMPLES

79       Update services:
80       tucan --wizard updates
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85       Enable (or Disable) services:
86       tucan --wizard services
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90          and follow the instructions on screen.
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93       Configure premium accounts:
94       tucan --wizard accounts
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98          and follow the instructions on screen.
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101       Simple download with CLI (see above for FILE format):
102       tucan --cli --input-links file.txt
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104       tucan -c -i file.txt
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109       tucan --daemon --input-links file.txt
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111       tucan -d -i file.txt
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SEE ALSO

115       <http://tucaneando.com/>
116       <http://doc.tucaneando.com/>
117       <http://blog.tucaneando.com/>
118       <http://forums.tucaneando.com/>
119       <https://forja.rediris.es/projects/cusl3-tucan/>
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123       (C) 2008-2009 The Tucan Project.
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127GPL                            November 10, 2008                      TUCAN(1)
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