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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Writing a Startscript Post 302930127 by RudiC on Tuesday 30th of December 2014 12:33:52 PM
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So - what be the output of ps -e, and what's in $PIDFILE?
 

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rpld(1) 						    System User's Manual: rpld							   rpld(1)

NAME
rpld - RoarAudio PlayList Daemon SYNOPSIS
rpld [OPTIONS] DESCRIPTION
The RoarAudio PlayList Daemon is a daemon which manages playlists and can play files or streams from those lists using a RoarAudio Sound Server. MISC OPTIONS
-h --help Show a small help. --daemon Daemonize (go into background). --server SERVER Set default server to the RoarAudio server (e.g. roard) at SERVER. --pidfile PIDFILE Write a pidfile at PIDFILE. --histsize NUM Set size of the default history playlist to NUM entrys. This may be overwritten by restoring a store. --plugin-load PLUGIN Load plugin PLUGIN. --plugin-args ARGS Set the plugin arguments for the plugin loaded next to ARGS. This must always be used before --plugin-load. SECURITY OPTIONS
--user USER Sets UID to USER. --group GROUP Sets GID to GROUP. --allow-running-as-root Allow to run as root. This is a bad thing to do. Do never set this option. This will open very bad security holes! STORE OPTIONS
--restore Restore state from store. --no-restore Do not restore state from store. --auto-restore will restore old state if possible. This is a non-fatal version of --restore. --store Store state on exit. --no-store Do not store state on exit. --store-path DIR Location where to store/restore from/to. PLAYBACK OPTIONS
--play Start in playling state. --stopped Start in stopped state (default). --role ROLE Set role for streams (default: music). --codec-helper-rate RATE Set the sample rate the codec helper uses as it's output format. --codec-helper-bits Set the number of bits the codec helper uses as it's output format. --codec-helper-channels Set the number of channels the codec helper uses as it's output format. --codec-helper-codec Set the codec the codec helper uses as it's output format. PLAYLIST OPTIONS
--load-playlist PLAYLIST TYPE FILE Load playlist PLAYLIST of type TYPE from file FILE. The playlist is created if it does not exist. NETWORK OPTIONS
--tcp Listen on TCP Socket. --unix Listen on UNIX Socket. --decnet Listen on DECnet Socket. --port PORT Listen on port PORT. This is only useful for TCP listen sockets. --bind ADDR Listen on address ADDR. --proto PROTO Set protocol of listen socket. --acclev LEV Sets the accesslevel for this socket to LEV. --new-sock Opens an additional listen socket. --slp Enable OpenSLP support. --no-listen Do not add a default listening socket. This option is in general not very useful for any user. It is only useful for specal tests and with --client-fh. --client-fh FH Added a client at the given FH to rpld. This option is in general not very useful for any user. --close-fh FH This closes a given FH at startup time. This option is in general not very useful for any user. CODEC OPTIONS
--bl-codec CODEC Use helper for codec CODEC. SEE ALSO
roartips(7), libroar(7), RoarAudio(7). HISTORY
For history information see RoarAudio(7). RoarAudio PlayList Daemon July 2010 rpld(1)
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