.TH SPREE-JOIN 1.SH NAMEjoin \- join a spree clique..SH SYNOPSIS.B spree/join[.B -d.I mntdir] [.B -j.I joinrequest].I name.SH DESCRIPTIONWhen a.IR spree (4)instance has been mounted from somewhere on thenetwork,.B joincan be used to join a clique and fire up the appropriatemodule to perform the client-side display..I Mntdirgives the directory where the spreeinstance is mounted (default.BR /n/remote );.I joinrequestgives the initial join request to be passed to the clique(default.IR join )..I Nameis the name of the clique's directory within the spreedirectory..SH EXAMPLEWhen spree is started, it creates a ``lobby'' enginethat keeps a record of what cliques have been started, whois a member of which, etc..EX spree/join 0.EEwill connect to this session..SH SOURCE.B /appl/spree/join.b.SH "SEE ALSO".IR spree (4),.IR spree (2)
.TH SPREE-JOIN 1
.SH NAME
join \- join a spree clique.
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B spree/join
[
.B -d
.I mntdir
] [
.B -j
.I joinrequest
]
.I name
.SH DESCRIPTION
When a
.IR spree (4)
instance has been mounted from somewhere on the
network,
.B join
can be used to join a clique and fire up the appropriate
module to perform the client-side display.
.I Mntdir
gives the directory where the spree
instance is mounted (default
.BR /n/remote );
.I joinrequest
gives the initial join request to be passed to the clique
(default
.IR join ).
.I Name
is the name of the clique's directory within the spree
directory.
.SH EXAMPLE
When spree is started, it creates a ``lobby'' engine
that keeps a record of what cliques have been started, who
is a member of which, etc.
.EX
spree/join 0
.EE
will connect to this session.
.SH SOURCE
.B /appl/spree/join.b
.SH "SEE ALSO"
.IR spree (4),
.IR spree (2)