Options |
Description |
--proxy <http://proxy.name:portnumber> |
This option will cause the perl script to use <proxy.name> as an HTTP proxy server and the supplied portnumber for all HTTP communications. |
--proxy-username USERNAME |
This option will cause the updater to use USERNAME as a username when authenticating to a proxy server (this option is only needed if the HTTP proxy server requires authentication). |
--proxy-password PASSWORD |
This option is used with the --proxy-username and will cause PASSWORD to be used when the updater authenticates with the HTTP proxy. |
--keyfile FILE |
Specifies a path to a file containing a valid license key (line of the form "FPROT_LICENSE_KEY=KEY", where KEY is a valid license key). |
--ignore-lockfile |
Ignore the lockfile |
--force-lockfile |
Attempt to unlink the lockfile. |