hddtemp version 0.3-beta15

Usage: hddtemp [OPTIONS] [TYPE:]DISK1 [[TYPE:]DISK2]... hddtemp displays the temperature of drives supplied in argument. Drives must support S.M.A.R.T. TYPE could be SATA, PATA or SCSI. If omitted hddtemp will try to guess. -b --drivebase : display database file content that allow hddtemp to recognize supported drives. -D --debug : display various S.M.A.R.T. fields and their values. Useful to find a value that seems to match the temperature and/or to send me a report. (done for every drive supplied). -d --daemon : run hddtemp in TCP/IP daemon mode (port 7634 by default.) -f --file=FILE : specify database file to use. -F --foreground : don't daemonize, stay in foreground. -l --listen=addr : listen on a specific interface (in TCP/IP daemon mode). -n --numeric : print only the temperature. -p --port=# : port to listen to (in TCP/IP daemon mode). -s --separator=C : separator to use between fields (in TCP/IP daemon mode). -S --syslog=s : log temperature to syslog every s seconds. -u --unit=[C|F] : force output temperature either in Celsius or Fahrenheit. -q --quiet : do not check if the drive is supported. -v --version : display hddtemp version number. -w --wake-up : wake-up the drive if need. -4 : listen on IPv4 sockets only. -6 : listen on IPv6 sockets only. Report bugs or new drives to <hddtemp@guzu.net>. hddtemp version 0.3-beta15