bcp/multilines.patch

   1  all: bcps bcpc
   2 diff -Naur bcp-20011229.orig/bcpc.c bcp-20011229/bcpc.c
   3 --- bcpc.c.orig 2001-12-29 15:03:13.000000000 +0100
   4 +++ bcpc.c      2009-04-15 17:58:00.000000000 +0200
   5 @@ -80,23 +80,23 @@
   6  void
   7  print_help(void)
   8  {
   9 - fprintf(stderr,"bcpc -- a Brutalcopy client half
  10 -Brutalcopy (c) 2000 Karel Kulhavy, Clocksoft
  11 -
  12 -Brutalcopy is a program for transferring rather large files by means of UDP
  13 -protocol in order to bypass TCP tendency to screw up on bad lines. Brutalcopy is
  14 -based on manual flow control.
  15 -
  16 -Usage: bcpc -l <server hostname> -p <server port> [-h] [-i
  17 -<filename>] [-s <payload_size>] [-r <sot_retransmit_time>] [-b <bytes_per_sec>]
  18 -
  19 --l <server>    DNS name or IP address (in dot notation) of the server.
  20 --p <dist_port> Port must be some high number (>=1024). Default is 1235.
  21 --h             Prints out help and ends.
  22 --i <filename>  File to dump the received data from. Default is bcp.dat.
  23 --s <payload>   Number of bytes as a data payload in a single packet.
  24 --r <srt>       Number of microsecond after which is SOT retransmitted.
  25 --b <Bps>      Bytes of payload per second
  26 + fprintf(stderr,"bcpc -- a Brutalcopy client half\n\
  27 +Brutalcopy (c) 2000 Karel Kulhavy, Clocksoft\n\
  28 +\n\
  29 +Brutalcopy is a program for transferring rather large files by means of UDP\n\
  30 +protocol in order to bypass TCP tendency to screw up on bad lines. Brutalcopy is\n\
  31 +based on manual flow control.\n\
  32 +\n\
  33 +Usage: bcpc -l <server hostname> -p <server port> [-h] [-i\n\
  34 +<filename>] [-s <payload_size>] [-r <sot_retransmit_time>] [-b <bytes_per_sec>]\n\
  35 +\n\
  36 +-l <server>    DNS name or IP address (in dot notation) of the server.\n\
  37 +-p <dist_port> Port must be some high number (>=1024). Default is 1235.\n\
  38 +-h             Prints out help and ends.\n\
  39 +-i <filename>  File to dump the received data from. Default is bcp.dat.\n\
  40 +-s <payload>   Number of bytes as a data payload in a single packet.\n\
  41 +-r <srt>       Number of microsecond after which is SOT retransmitted.\n\
  42 +-b <Bps>      Bytes of payload per second\n\
  43  ");
  44  }
  45
  46 @@ -289,7 +289,7 @@
  47
  48   if (n>=n_packets)
  49   {
  50 -  fprintf(stderr,"Invalid packet seq# of %u from %lu came! It means data are
  51 +  fprintf(stderr,"Invalid packet seq# of %u from %lu came! It means data are\n\
  52  corrupted. Quitting immediately.\n",n,n_packets);
  53    die();
  54   }
  55 diff -Naur bcp-20011229.orig/bcps.c bcp-20011229/bcps.c
  56 --- bcps.c.orig 2001-12-29 15:03:13.000000000 +0100
  57 +++ bcps.c      2009-04-15 17:57:09.000000000 +0200
  58 @@ -99,27 +99,27 @@
  59  void
  60  print_help(void)
  61  {
  62 - fprintf(stderr,"bcps -- a Brutalcopy server half
  63 -Brutalcopy (c) 2000 Karel Kulhavy, Clocksoft
  64 -
  65 -Brutalcopy is a program for transferring rather large files by means of UDP
  66 -protocol in order to bypass TCP tendency to screw up on bad lines. Brutalcopy
  67 -is based on manual flow control.
  68 -
  69 -Usage: bcps -p <number_of_port_to_listen on> [-h] [-o
  70 -<filename>] [-s] [-e <number_of_eots>] [-r <eot_period>] [-1] [-2]
  71 -[-q <info_retransmit_timeout>]
  72 -
  73 --p <port>      Port must be some high number. Default is 1235.
  74 --h             Prints out help and ends.
  75 --o <filename>  File to dump the received data to. Default is bcp.dat.
  76 --s             Print tickers
  77 --e <n_eots>    Number of EOT packets sent at the end. Default is 3.
  78 --r <eot_p>     Time distance between consecutive EOT packets in microseconds.
  79 -               Default is 100,000.
  80 --q             Info packet retransmit timeout in usec.
  81 --1             Do not print tickers
  82 --2             Print nothing
  83 + fprintf(stderr,"bcps -- a Brutalcopy server half\n\
  84 +Brutalcopy (c) 2000 Karel Kulhavy, Clocksoft\n\
  85 +\n\
  86 +Brutalcopy is a program for transferring rather large files by means of UDP\n\
  87 +protocol in order to bypass TCP tendency to screw up on bad lines. Brutalcopy\n\
  88 +is based on manual flow control.\n\
  89 +\n\
  90 +Usage: bcps -p <number_of_port_to_listen on> [-h] [-o\n\
  91 +<filename>] [-s] [-e <number_of_eots>] [-r <eot_period>] [-1] [-2]\n\
  92 +[-q <info_retransmit_timeout>]\n\
  93 +\n\
  94 +-p <port>      Port must be some high number. Default is 1235.\n\
  95 +-h             Prints out help and ends.\n\
  96 +-o <filename>  File to dump the received data to. Default is bcp.dat.\n\
  97 +-s             Print tickers\n\
  98 +-e <n_eots>    Number of EOT packets sent at the end. Default is 3.\n\
  99 +-r <eot_p>     Time distance between consecutive EOT packets in microseconds.\n\
 100 +               Default is 100,000.\n\
 101 +-q             Info packet retransmit timeout in usec.\n\
 102 +-1             Do not print tickers\n\
 103 +-2             Print nothing\n\
 104  ");
 105  }
 106