Axis 2400 - PHP3 GUIDE Manual page 35

Appendix B - Shell Commands
rm
rmdir
setenv
sethostname
setdomainname [domainname]
sleep
source
.
statusled
su
syslog
sync
selectspeed
touch
Axis Communications AB does not provide support for application development of any kind. The
information here is provided "as is", and there is no guarantee that any of the examples shown
will work in your particular application.
Revision 0.91 June 2001
<filename>
[filename ...]
<dirname>
[dirname ...]
<name> <value>
<hostname>
[sec]
<filename>
<filename>
<color>
<username>
<message>
[message ...]
N/A
<device> <speed>
<filename>
[filename ...]
Remove files
Remove empty directories
Change or add an environment
variable
Set the environment variable
$HOSTNAME to <hostname>
Set the environment variable
$DOMAINNAME to <domainname>
Suspend the shell for <sec> seconds
Read and execute in current shell
environment
Same as 'source' above
Set the status-led color, where
<color> is one of 'off', 'green',
'yellow' and 'red'.
• green - the indicator flashes briefly and
momentarily displays orange during the
start-up and
self-test routines; the indicator then
displays green to indicate a healthy unit
status.
• red - the indicator will display red only
if a problem with the AXIS 2400/2401
has occurred.
Refer to Appendix A - Troubleshooting.
(Available on Axis 2400)
Change user-id to <username>.
Send messages to the system logger
Flush file system buffers
Select data-rate <speed> on device
<device>
Change file timestamps.
If <filename> does not exist, a file
<filename> is created.
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