In the zip distribution, there is an example of installation including a bin directory and a ENV_R66 file that contains some commands to be used in a shell on a Unix server. It should be easy to adapt those files to fit your needs.

 

SERVER SIDE

r66server

# start the OpenR66 server

# no option

r66signal

# shutdown locally the server

# [ PID ] optional PID of the server process

r66shutd

# shutdown by network the server

# no option

r66limit

# change limits of bandwidth

# "[ -wglob x ] [ -rglob w ] [ -wsess x ] [ -rsess x ]"

r66init

# init database from argument

# [ -initdb ] [ -dir rulesDirectory ] [ -limit xmlFileLimit ] [ -auth xmlFileAuthent ]

r66export

# export the log

# [ -purge ]|[ -clean ] [ -start timestamp ] [ -stop timestamp ]

r66cnfexp

# export configuration

# directory

CLIENT SIDE

r66info

# get information on remote files or directory

# "-to host -rule rule [ -file file ] [ -exist | -detail | -list | -mlsx ]

r66mesg

# test the connectivity

# -to host -msg "message"

r66req

# get information on transfers

# -id transferId [ -to hostId | -from hostId ] [ -cancel | -stop | -restart ]

r66syncsend

# synchronous transfer

# -to hostId -file filepath -rule ruleId [ -md5 ] [ -block size ] [ -nolog ] [ -info "information" ]

r66send

# asynchronous transfer

# -to hostId -file filepath -rule ruleId [ -md5 ] [ -block size ] [ -nolog ] [ -info "information" ]