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=encoding utf-8 =head1 USAGE dsync_cpsrvd_client_whm [--help] dsync_cpsrvd_client_whm <hostname> <authn_user> <api_token> <email_account> =head1 DESCRIPTION This command connects a calling L<dsync(1)> process with a dsync server through a cpsrvd proxy. You’ll probably use this command as an argument to L<dsync(1)> rather than calling it directly. For example, to merge C<hal@example.com>’s mail from C<remote.example.com> to the local server, do: dsync -D -u hal@example.com backup -R -1 /usr/local/cpanel/bin/dsync_cpsrvd_client remote.example.com root F43ADD98E9AB17558FCC hal@example.com … or, for a system account C<nick>: dsync -D -u nick backup -R -1 /usr/local/cpanel/bin/dsync_cpsrvd_client remote.example.com root F43ADD98E9AB17558FCC _mainaccount@example.com =head1 SEE ALSO F<bin/dsync_cpsrvd_client_cpanel> for authenticating via cPanel rather than WHM.
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