remove satd-rm and satd-r and let satrm and satr do everything (not done yet)

Signed-off-by: Mattias Andrée <maandree@member.fsf.org>

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/src/README b/src/README
index c4a0b15..6780080 100644
--- a/src/README
+++ b/src/README
@@ -1,14 +1,11 @@
 sat.c    The satd program, ask satd to queue a job.
-satq.c   The satq program, ask satd for a list of queued jobs.
-satr.c   The satr program, ask satd to run jobs early.
-satrm.c  The satrm program, ask satd to remove jobs from the queue.
+satq.c   The satq program, prints the job queue.
+satr.c   The satr program, runs jobs and then pokes the daemon.
+satrm.c  The satrm program, removes jobs and then pokes the daemon.
 
 satd.c             The initialisation part of satd.
 satd-diminished.c  The rest of satd, satd.c exec:s to this.
 satd-add.c         The part of satd responding to sat, satd-diminished.c fork–exec:s to this.
-satd-rm.c          The part of satd responding to satrm, satd-diminished.c fork–exec:s to this.
-satd-list.c        The part of satd responding to satlist, satd-diminished.c fork–exec:s to this.
-satd-run.c         The part of satd responding to satr, satd-diminished.c fork–exec:s to this.
 satd-timer.c       The part of satd responsible for running expired jobs and setting timers
 		   to wait for new expirations, satd-diminished.c fork–exec:s to this.
 
@@ -18,10 +15,10 @@ parse_time.[ch]    Use by sat.c to parse the time argument.
 daemonise.[ch]     From <http://github.com/maandree/slibc>;
                    daemonisation of the process. Used by satd.c
 
-client.[ch]        Used by sat{,r,rm}.c, code for communicating
+client.[ch]        Used by sat.c, code for communicating
                    with satd, starts satd transparently if necessary.
 
-daemon.[ch]        Used by sat{q,d*}.c, some shared code for daemons objects.
+daemon.[ch]        Used by sat{q,r,rm,d*}.c, some shared code for daemons objects.
 
 common.h           Used by sat{,q,r,rm,d*}.c, some shared code.
                    Included via client.h and daemon.h.