F*EX tools

<<$ENV{TA} = 'http://fex.belwue.de';>> #if $ENV{AKEY} To use one of the following F*EX clients you must configure them. See user config for your account data.

#endif

UNIX:

#if $::hostname !~ /uni-stuttgart/ #endif
fexsend client for sending files (with many additional features)
fexget client for receiving files (with many additional features)
sexsend, sexget clients for sending and receiving streams
fexpush, fexpull, fexstore share archives with other users or yourself
fexpack upload file(s) into a fex package and retrieve download commands and URLs
fexsync, fexdox rsync-alike file synchronization via fexserver
autofex fex all new files which will be created or modified (Linux only)
xx, xxx internet clipboard for files or STDIN/STDOUT

To install ALL client programs, use:

<<
  if ($USER=$ENV{USER} and $ID=$ENV{ID}) {
    $FEXID = ::b64("$ENV{PROTO}://$ENV{HTTP_HOST} $USER $ID");
    print "  export FEXID=$FEXID\n";
    print "  PATH=\$HOME/bin:\$PATH\n";
  }
  print "  wget http://fex.belwue.de/download/fex.pl && perl fex.pl\n";
>>
## <<
## while (($v,$vv) = each %ENV) { printf "%s = %s\n",$v,$vv if $vv !~ /\n/ }
## foreach $v (qw'AKEY USER ID') { printf "$v = %s\n",$ENV{$v} }
## >>


Windows:

fexit client for sending and receiving files


Macintosh:

fexsend.command client for sending files


In opposite to many web browsers all these clients can handle files or directories greater than 2 GB and are able to resume interrupted up/downloads.