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 {section: Command file}
 
-You can pass a command file in through a file descriptor (-_condor_cmd_fd) or a file (-_condor_cmd_file).
+You can pass a command file in through a file descriptor (-_condor_cmd_fd) or a file (-_condor_cmd_file).  The command file can set several options, and also enables remote syscalls simply by being specified.
 
-Commands in the file are:
+Commands in the file are one per line.  The recognized commands are
 
 *:*iwd <pathname>* - Change working directory to <pathname>.  This is intended to get the process into the working directory specified in the user's job description file.
 *: *fd <n> <pathname> <open_mode>* - Open the file <pathname> with the mode <open_mode>.  Set things up (using dup2()), so that the file is available at file descriptor number <n>.  This is intended for redirection of the standard files 0, 1, and 2.

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