OBUS-INTROSPECT(1) General Commands Manual OBUS-INTROSPECT(1)NAME
obus-introspect - a D-Bus introspecter
SYNOPSIS
obus-intrpsoect [ options ] destination path
DESCRIPTION
obus-introspect allow you to introspect a D-Bus service. Given a path it can introspect recursively all its children. By default it prints
only all the interfaces it found, but it can also prints all object path with the interfaces they implements.
OPTIONS -rec Introspects recursively all sub-nodes instead of just the one of path path
-session
The service is on the session bus (the default).
-system
The service is on the system bus.
-objects
List objects with interfaces they implements instead of interfaces.
-help or --help
Display a short usage summary and exit.
AUTHOR
Jeremie Dimino <jeremie@dimino.org>
SEE ALSO obus-dump(1), obus-binder(1).
October 2009 OBUS-INTROSPECT(1)
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mdbus2(1) General Commands Manual mdbus2(1)NAME
mdbus2 - Mickey's DBus introspection and interaction utility
SYNOPSIS
mdbus2 [OPTIONS...] [ busname [ objectpath [ method [ params... ] ] ] ]
DESCRIPTION
The mdbus2 command is used to explore and interact with DBus services on your system bus and session bus. Called without any parameters, it
will show the available services on the selected bus. Given a service name, it will show the available objects exported by the service.
Given a service name and an object path, it will show the exposed methods, signals, and properties of that object.
There are two well-known message buses: the systemwide message bus (installed on many systems as the "messagebus" service) and the per-
user-login-session message bus (started each time a user logs in). The --system option directs mdbus2 to operate on the system bus rather
than the session bus.
mdbus2 has three modes: The introspection mode, the listening mode (-l), and the interactive mode (-i). The interactive mode features
readline command completion and history.
The message bus configuration may keep mdbus2 from seeing all messages, especially if you run it as a non-root user.
OPTIONS --show-anonymous
Include unique DBus names (:1.xyz) in the output.
--show-pids
Include PIDs in the output. (Only valid in introspection mode)
--listen
Start in listening mode.
--system
Use the system bus rather than the session bus.
--interactive
Start in interactive mode.
EXAMPLE
Here is an example of using mdbus2 to listen to all signals on the session bus.
mdbus2 -s -l
AUTHOR
mdbus2 was written by Michael 'Mickey' Lauer.
BUGS
Please send bug reports to the freesmartphone.org issue tracker, see http://trac.freesmartphone.org
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