[PATCH nfs-utils v2 3/4] nfsdctl: asciidoc source for the manpage

[Jeff Layton <jlayton@kernel.org>]

Convert to manpage with:

    asciidoctor -b manpage nfsdctl.adoc

Signed-off-by: Jeff Layton <jlayton@kernel.org>
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+Jeff Layton
+:doctype: manpage
+
+== NAME
+
+nfsdctl - control program for the Linux kernel NFS server
+
+== SYNOPSIS
+
+*nfsdctl* [ _OPTION_ ] COMMAND ...
+
+== DESCRIPTION
+
+nfsdctl is a control and query program for the in-kernel NFS server. There are several
+subcommands (documented below) that allow the admin to configure or query different
+aspects of the NFS server.
+
+To get information about different subcommand usage, pass the subcommand the
+--help parameter. For example:
+
+    nfsdctl listener --help
+
+== OPTIONS
+
+*-d, --debug*::
+  Enable debug logging
+
+*-h, --help*::
+  Print program help text
+
+*-V, --version*::
+  Print program version
+
+== SUBCOMMANDS
+
+Each subcommand can also accept its own set of options and arguments. The
+--help option is standard for all subcommands:
+
+*autostart*::
+  Start the server using the settings in the [nfsd] section of /etc/nfs.conf.
+  This subcommand takes no arguments.
+
+*listener*::
+
+  Get/set the listening sockets for the server. Run this without arguments to
+  get a list of the sockets on which the server is currently listening. To add
+  or remove sockets, pass it whitespace-separated strings in the format:
+
+    { +|- }{ protocol }:{ address }:{ port }
+
+  The fields are:
+
+    + to add a listener, - to remove one
+    protocol: protocol name (e.g. tcp, udp, rdma)
+    address: hostname or address
+    port: port number or service name
+
+  All fields are required, except for the address. If address is an empty string,
+  then the listeners will be opened for INADDR_ANY and IN6ADDR_ANY_INIT for ipv6
+  (if enabled). The address can be either a hostname or an IP address. IPv4
+  addresses must be in dotted-quad form. IPv6 addresses should be in standard
+  colon separated form, and must be enclosed in square brackets.
+
+*status*::
+
+  Get information about RPCs currently executing in the server. This subcommand
+  takes no arguments.
+
+*threads*::
+
+  Get/set the number of running nfsd threads. Pass this subcommand a positive
+  integer to change the currently active number of threads. Passing it a value
+  of 0 will shut down the NFS server. Run this without arguments to get the
+  current number of running threads.
+
+*version*::
+
+  Get/set the enabled NFS versions for the server. Run without arguments to
+  get a list of supported versions and whether they are currently enabled or
+  disabled. To enable or disable a version, pass it a string in the format:
+
+        { +|- }{ MAJOR }{.{ MINOR }}
+
+  The fields are:
+
+    + to enable a version, - to disable
+    MAJOR: the major version integer value
+    MINOR: the minor version integet value
+
+  The minorversion field is optional. If not given, it will disable or enable
+  all minorversions for that major version.
+
+== EXAMPLES
+
+Start the server with the settings in nfs.conf:
+
+  nfsdctl autostart
+
+Get a list of current listening sockets:
+
+  nfsdctl listener
+
+Show the supported and enabled NFS versions:
+
+  nfsdctl version
+
+Add TCP listener on all addresses (both v4 and v6), port 2049:
+
+  nfsdctl listener +tcp::2049
+
+Add RDMA listener on 1.2.3.4 port 20049:
+
+  nfsdctl listener +rdma:1.2.3.4:20049
+
+Add same listener on IPv6 address f00::ba4 port 20050:
+
+  nfsdctl listener +rdma:[f00::ba4]:20050
+
+Enable NFS version 3, disable v4.0:
+
+  nfsdctl version +3 -4.0
+
+Change the number of running threads to 256:
+
+  nfsdctl threads 256
+
+== NOTES
+
+nfsdctl is intended to supersede rpc.nfsd(8), which controls the nfs server
+using the files under /proc/fs/nfsd. nfsdctl instead uses a netlink(7)
+interface to achieve the same goals.
+
+Most of the commands that query the NFS server can be run as an unprivileged
+user, but configuring the server typically requires an account with elevated
+privileges.
+
+== SEE ALSO
+
+nfs.conf(5), rpc.nfsd(8), rpc.mountd(8), exports(5), exportfs(8), nfs.conf(5), rpc.rquotad(8),  nfsstat(8), netconfig(5)

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