class TProofMgr: public TNamed

 Create a PROOF manager for the standard (old) environment.

 Destroy a TProofMgr instance

 Dummy version provided for completeness. Just returns a pointer to
 existing session 'id' (as shown by TProof::QuerySessions) or 0 if 'id' is
 not valid. The boolena 'gui' should be kTRUE when invoked from the GUI.

 Dummy version provided for completeness. Just returns a pointer to
 existing session 'id' (as shown by TProof::QuerySessions) or 0 if 'id' is
 not valid.

 Detach session with 'id' from its proofserv. The 'id' is the number
 shown by QuerySessions. The correspondent TProof object is deleted.
 If id == 0 all the known sessions are detached.
 Option opt="S" or "s" forces session shutdown.

 Detach session 'p' from its proofserv. The instance 'p' is invalidated
 and should be deleted by the caller

 Get list of sessions accessible to this manager.

 Send a message to connected users. Only superusers can do this.
 The first argument specifies the message or the file from where to take
 the message.
 The second argument specifies the user to which to send the message: if
 empty or null the message is send to all the connected users.
 return 0 in case of success, -1 in case of error

 Send a cleanup request for the sessions associated with the current
 user.
 Not supported.

 Show available workers

 Get TProofDesc instance corresponding to 'id'.

 Get TProofDesc instance corresponding to TProof object 'p'.

 Discard TProofDesc of session 'p' from the internal list

 Create a new remote session (master and associated workers).

 Checks if 'url' refers to the same 'user@host:port' entity as the URL
 in memory

 Extract pointers to PROOF managers from TROOT::fProofs.

 Static method returning the appropriate TProofMgr object using
 the plugin manager.

 Get the constructor hook fro TXProofMgr.
 We do this without the plugin manager because it blocks the
 CINT mutex breaking the parallel startup.

 Set hook to TXProofMgr ctor

 Non-blocking check for a PROOF (or Xrootd, if checkxrd) service at 'url'
 Return
        0 if a XProofd (or Xrootd, if checkxrd) daemon is listening at 'url'
       -1 if nothing is listening on the port (connection cannot be open)
        1 if something is listening but not XProofd (or not Xrootd, if checkxrd)

 Parse file name extracting the directory subcomponents in dirs, stored
 as TObjStrings.

 Upload files provided via the list 'src' (as TFileInfo or TObjString)
 to 'mss'. The path under 'mss' is determined by 'dest'; the following
 place-holders can be used in 'dest':
      <d0>, <d1>, <d2>, ...         referring to the n-th sub-component
                                    of the src path
      <bn>                          basename in the source path
      <bs>                          basename sans extension
      <ex>                          Extension
      <sn>                          serial number of file in the list
      <s0>                          as <sn> but zero padded
      <fn>                          the full file path
      <us>, <gr>                    the local user and group names.
      <pg>                          the users PROOF group
      <pa>                          immediate parent directory
      <gp>                          next-to immediate parent directory
 So, for example, if the source filename for the 99-th file is
               protosrc://host//d0/d1/d2/d3/d4/d5/myfile
 then with dest = '/pool/user/<d3>/<d4>/<d5>/<s>/<bn>' and
           mss = 'protodst://hostdst//nm
 the corresponding destination path is
           protodst://hostdst//nm/pool/user/d3/d4/d5/99/myfile

 If 'dest' is empty, <fn> is used.

 Returns a TFileCollection with the destination files created; this
 TFileCollection is, for example, ready to be registered as dataset.

 Upload to 'mss' the files listed in the text file 'srcfiles' or contained
 in the directory 'srcfiles'.
 In the case 'srcfiles' is a text file, the files must be specified one per
 line, with line beginning by '#' ignored (i.e. considered comments).
 The path under 'mss' is defined by 'dest'; the following
 place-holders can be used in 'dest':
      <d0>, <d1>, <d2>, ...         referring to the n-th sub-component
                                    of the src path
      <bn>                          basename in the source path
      <sn>                          serial number of file in the list
      <fn>                          the full file path
      <us>, <gr>                    the local user and group names.
 So, for example, if the source filename for the 99-th file is
               protosrc://host//d0/d1/d2/d3/d4/d5/myfile
 then with dest = '/pool/user/<d3>/<d4>/<d5>/<s>/<bn>' and
           mss = 'protodst://hostdst//nm
 the corresponding destination path is
           protodst://hostdst//nm/pool/user/d3/d4/d5/99/myfile

 If 'dest' is empty, <fn> is used.

 Returns a TFileCollection with the destination files created; this
 TFileCollection is, for example, ready to be registered as dataset.

 Run 'rm' on 'what'. Locally it is just a call to TSystem::Unlink .

 Remote file system actions