anyremote v6.6.1

Usage: anyremote [-f conf.file] [-s peer[,peer ...]] [-log] [-a] [-cfgdir directory] [-tmpdir directory] [-fe port] [-u username] [-name SDP service name] [-password] or: anyremote -h|-v -h|--help print this help -v|--version print version of anyRemote -f /path/to/file specify configuration file -s peer[,peer ...], where peer possible values are tcp:<port> (Server mode - TCP/IP connection) bluetooth:<channel 1-32> (Server mode - bluetooth connection) web:<port> (Server mode - Web interface) cmxml:<port> (Server mode - XML interface for Cisco IP phones) local:/dev/ircommX (Server mode - IR connection) rfcomm:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:CC (AT mode - bluetooth connection, where XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX is bluetooth device address, and CC is channel number - integer from 1 to 32) /dev/ttyACM# (AT mode - cable connection) /dev/ircomm# (AT mode - IR connection) ilirc:<AF_LOCAL socket file> (use with inputlircd) stdin avahi - register SDP service using Avahi Default peer value is bluetooth,tcp:5197,web:5080,avahi It is possible to specify several peers for Server mode configuration files only It is possible to specify only single peer of web: or cmxml: type -log print verbose logging information to $HOME/.anyRemote/anyremote.log -cfgdir override default location of directory with configuration files -tmpdir override default location of directory to store temporary files -a reconnect automatically in case of connection failure, used only in AT-mode -fe <port> work as backend for GUI frontend. Use specified port to connect to frontend. -name <SDP service name> if bluetooth or TCP/IP connection is used, allows one to specify SDP service name -password ask password on connect password should be stored in $HOME/.anyRemote/password file in a plain text -u|--user <username> if started from root, allows one to set effective user ID to specified user