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TUCAN(1)                         Tucan Manager                        TUCAN(1)

NAME
       tucan - download and upload manager for hosting sites

SYNOPSIS
       tucan [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
       Tucan is a free and open source application designed for automatic
       management of downloads and uploads at hosting sites like:

          rapidshare.com, megaupload.com, gigasize.com, mediafire.com,
          4shared.com, sendspace.com, zshare.net, filefactory.com,
          easy-share.com, badongo.com, depositfiles.com, hotfile.com,
          uploading.com, storage.to, fileserve.com, ...

OPTIONS
       Tucan can be used through a Graphical User Interface (GUI) or through a
       Command Line Interface (CLI).  Running Tucan without options starts its
       GUI but with options starts its CLI.

       The following options are to use Tucan through its CLI.

       Generic Program Information
          -h, --help
                Print a usage message briefly summarizing these command-line
                options and then exit.

          -V, --version
                Print the version number of Tucan to the standard output. This
                version number should be included in all bug reports.

       Configuration Options
          -w TYPE, --wizard=TYPE
                Configure some Tucan options. Available TYPEs:
                      - accounts   option to configure premium accounts.
                      - services   option to enable/disable services.
                      - updates    option to launch the Update Manager.

          -C, --clear
                Remove all configuration of Tucan (remove $HOME/.tucan/).

       Common Options
          -c, --cli
                option to launch the CLI with interactivity.

          -d, --daemon
                option to launch the CLI without interactivity.

          -v, --verbose
                option to display all log messages in the CLI with
                interactivity (by default only shows the log messages >=
                INFO).

       Download Options
          -i FILE, --input-links=FILE
                import links from FILE.

                The FILE format is pretty simple:
                      - Plain text.
                      - A link per line.
                      - Lines beginning with # are ignored (are treated as
                      comments).

FILES
       $HOME/.tucan/tucan.conf
             Tucan settings.

       $HOME/.tucan/tucan.log
             Tucan log.

EXAMPLES
       Update services:
       tucan --wizard updates
          or
       tucan -w updates

       Enable (or Disable) services:
       tucan --wizard services
          or
       tucan -w services

          and follow the instructions on screen.

       Configure (or Reconfigure) premium accounts:
       tucan --wizard accounts
          or
       tucan -w accounts

          and follow the instructions on screen.

       Simple download with interactivity (see above for FILE format):
       tucan --cli --input-links FILE.txt
          or
       tucan -c -i FILE.txt

       Simple download without interactivity (see above for FILE format):
       tucan --daemon --input-links FILE.txt
          or
       tucan -d -i FILE.txt

SEE ALSO
       <http://tucaneando.com/>
       <http://doc.tucaneando.com/>
       <http://blog.tucaneando.com/>
       <http://forums.tucaneando.com/>
       <https://forja.rediris.es/projects/cusl3-tucan/>

COPYRIGHT
       (C) 2008-2010 The Tucan Project.

GPL                            November 10, 2008                      TUCAN(1)