.TH OOPS 8 "Sep 2000" "Oops"
.SH NAME
oops \- HTTP caching proxy server
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B @OOPS_SBINDIR@/oops
.RB [-{C|c}\ config_filename]\ [-v]\ [-V]\ [-w\ num]\ [-W\ num]
.RB [-x\ acdfhinsACDFHINS]\ [-{Z|z}]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B oops
is a http caching proxy server written with performance as primary goal.
For detailed information see the well-commented configuration file
.I @OOPS_SYSCONFDIR@/oops.cfg .
Anyway You can find useful information at the homepage:

.RI http://zipper.paco.net/~igor/oops.eng/
(english)

.RI http://zipper.paco.net/~igor/oops/
(russian)
.SH OPTIONS
.IP \fB-h
Help about the oops's arguments.
.IP \fB-c\ file\fP
path to config file.
.IP \fB-C\ file\fP
same as the \fB-c\f
.IP \fB-d
detaches from the terminal, so runs as daemon
.IP \fB-v\fP
verbose startup.
.IP \fB-V\fP
show version info.
.IP \fB-w\ number\fP
use thread pool. number define initial size of the pool.
.IP \fB-W\ number\fP
limit thread pool size to number.
.IP \fB-x[acdfhins]\fP
log level (a-all, c-notice, d-debug, f-ftp, h-http,
i-information, n-dns, s-storages).
.IP \fB-x[ACDFHINS]\fP
negative log level.
.IP \fB-z\fP
format storages.
.IP \fB-Z\fP
like the \fB-z\fP
.PP
.SH AUTHOR
Mainly Igor Khasilev <igor@paco.net>