VIDALIA(1) General Commands Manual VIDALIA(1)NAME
vidalia - Controller GUI for tor
SYNOPSIS
vidalia [options]
DESCRIPTION
Vidalia allows you to start and stop Tor, view the status of Tor at a glance, and monitor Tor's bandwidth usage. Vidalia also makes it easy
to contribute to the Tor network by helping you setup a Tor server, if you wish. To find more information about what Tor is and how to use
it, see the Tor homepage: https://www.torproject.org/
OPTIONS -help Displays this usage message and exits.
-reset Resets ALL stored Vidalia settings.
-datadir <directory>
Sets Vidalia's datadir to <directory>
-pidfile <directory/pidfile>
Sets Vidalia's pidfile to <directory/pidfile>
-logfile <file>
Sets the name and location of Vidalia's log file. If this option is specified without a loglevel, the default level of 'notice' will
be used.
-loglevel [debug|info|notice|warn|error]
Sets the verbosity of Vidalia's logging. If this option is specified without a logfile, the log messages will be printed to stdout.
-style <directory>
Sets Vidalia's interface style. [Windows|Motif|CDE|Plastique]
-lang <langcode>
Sets Vidalia's language. Run Vidalia with the -help option to see a list of available language codes.
SEE ALSO tor(1)
http://www.torproject.org/projects/vidalia.html
AUTHORS
Matt Edman <edmanm@vidalia-project.net>
Justin Hipple <hipplej@vidalia-project.net>
This manpage was written by Alexander Wirt <formorer@debian.org> for the Debian Distribution (but may be used by others).
0.2.20 June 2006 VIDALIA(1)
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