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@node The shell, Configuration, Invoking Yafc, top
@chapter The shell
Yafc presents the user with an internal shell. Command redirection is
available, using the conventional shell syntax (eg @code{cat foo.txt > foo}
will copy the remote file foo.txt to the local file foo.) Input redirection,
however, is not supported. Also asynchronous mode is not supported. The
following will thus be rejected: @code{ls |emacs &} or @code{open < login.foo}.
@menu
* Yafc commands:: all yafc internal commands
* Nohup transfers::
@end menu
@c =====================================================
@include yafc_commands.texi
@c =====================================================
@node Nohup transfers, ,Yafc commands ,The shell
@section Nohup transfers
get and put has an option @samp{--nohup}. When given, Yafc will fork itself
to the background and continue to transfer the specified files,
allowing you to use your shell or even logout. Output
is redirected to the file @file{~/.yafc/nohup/nohup.pid}, or to file specified
by option @samp{--logfile=@var{FILE}}.
If you have tagged any files (with the @code{tag} command, see @ref{tag}), add
the option @samp{--tagged} to the get command to transfer those files too.
There is an equivalent command for local files and put, namely @code{ltag}.
Yafc will also enter nohup mode upon receipt of @code{SIGHUP}.
Set @var{nohup_mailaddress} in the yafcrc file to a valid mail address if you
want to receive a mail notifying you when the transfer is complete.
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