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-.TH MODULES 4 "Post 4.0" " "
-.SH NAME
-Modules, Config \- post directory software configuration
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-A modules argument describes a particular directory
-(database) or network address.
-The
-.B \-m
-option of
-.IR post (1)
-and
-.IR pq (1)
-and the arguments to
-.IR server (1M)
-must describe a directory,
-and the
-.I pq_open
-call of
-.IR pq (3C)
-can describe either a directory or a network address.
-The syntax for modules arguments is described below.
-The
-.I dirmod
-and
-.I netmod
-arguments below are modules arguments themselves;
-in this way various modules can be stacked in a pipeline fashion.
-The default modules argument is
-.BR "opt join" .
-.SS "Directory Modules"
-.TP 5
-.BR "tee " "file [dirmod...]"
-Attach to the directory specified by
-.I dirmod
-and save the session in
-.I file
-in
-.IR server (1M)
-format.
-.TP
-.BR "opt " [dirmod...]
-Attach to the directory specified by
-.I dirmod
-and pass directory queries in optimized form.
-.TP
-.BR "join " [file]
-Attach to one or more directories listed in
-.I file.
-Relative paths are prefixed with $POST.
-The default is
-.B lib/dispatch
-and the format is described in
-.IR dispatch (4).
-.TP
-.BR "virt " [dirmod...]
-Attach to the directory specified by
-.I dirmod
-and translate the virtual attributes
-.BR pn ,
-.BR name ,
-and
-.BR tel
-into their constituent attributes (see
-.IR post (1)).
-.TP
-\f3ev\f1 [\f3\-s\f1 sep] [\f3\-d\f1 data] [\f3\-p\f1 proto] [index]
-Attach to an
-.IR ev (4)
-directory:
-.I sep
-is the field separator (default vertical bar
-.RB ( | )),
-.I index
-is the directory containing the index files (default current directory),
-.I data
-contains the database records (default
-.IB index /Data\f1),
-and
-.I proto
-describes the fields in the data file (default
-.IB index /Proto\f1).
-Relative paths are prefixed with $POST.
-.TP
-.BR "call " [netmod...]
-Connect to the network address specified by
-.I netmod
-and use the
-.IR server (1M)
-protocol.
-.SS "Network Modules"
-.TP 5
-.BR "tap " "infile outfile [netmod...]"
-Connect to the network address specified by
-.I netmod
-and save the input from the network in
-.I infile
-and the output to the network in
-.I outfile.
-.TP
-.BR "sys " file
-Connect to
-.I file
-(typically a device)
-opened for reading and writing.
-.TP
-.BR "cmd " "program [args...]"
-Connect to the standard input and output of
-.I program
-run via
-.IR execvp (2).
-.TP
-.BR "dk " dialstring
-Connect to the
-.IR dk (1)
-(Datakit) destination
-.I dialstring
-(typically
-.IR area/exch/line.service ).
-.TP
-.BR "rx " "host service"
-Connect to the
-.IR rexec (1)
-destination
-.I host
-and request
-.IR service .
-.TP
-.BR "tcp " "host service"
-Connect via the
-.IR socket (3)
-interface to the TCP/IP
-.I host
-and request
-.IR service .
-.TP
-.BR "tcpti " "host service"
-Connect via the transport interface to the TCP/IP
-.I host
-and request
-.IR service .
-.TP
-.BR "ti " "netspec address [service]"
-Connect to
-.I address
-on the transport provider
-.I netspec
-and optionally request
-.IR service .
-.P
-.I Modules
-lists the directory and network modules and options
-for compiling the directory query system of
-.IR post (1).
-Each line consists of a module name followed by the
-.IR cc (1)
-options needed for compilation of that module.
-The object file
-.IB module .o
-is loaded implicitly, and the special module name
-.B +
-is used to set global compilation options.
-Blank lines and comments introduced by sharp
-.RB ( # )
-are ignored.
-.P
-.I Config
-reads the
-.I Modules
-file and creates various files necessary for compilation.
-The file
-.B config.lib
-contains the
-.IR cc (1)
-options needed to load with programs that use
-.IR pq (3C),
-and the file
-.B networks
-lists the network modules that were configured.
-Modules are not included if their header files or libraries are not found.
-.P
-If the environment variable
-.B POST
-is not set, it defaults to
-.B /usr/add-on/post
-if it exists, or the home directory of the
-.B post
-login.
-.SH FILES
-.PD 0
-.TP 30
-$POST/src/pq/Modules
-modules file
-.TP
-$POST/src/pq/Config
-configuration program
-.TP
-$POST/src/pq/config.lib
-libraries needed for compilation
-.TP
-$POST/lib/networks
-configured network modules
-.PD
-.SH SEE ALSO
-post(1),
-server(1M),
-pq(3C).