sndfile-mix-to-mono(1) [debian man page]

SNDFILE-MIX-TO-MONO(1)					      General Commands Manual					    SNDFILE-MIX-TO-MONO(1)

NAME

       sndfile-mix-to-mono - mix a multi-channel sound file to mono

SYNOPSIS

       sndfile-mix-to-mono <multi-channel input file> <mono output file>

DESCRIPTION

       sndfile-mix-to-mono  reads a multi-channel input file and writes a single channel output file consisting of all of the input channels mixed
       together (like a audio mixing desk would do).  The input and output files are read/written using libsndfile  (http://www.mega-nerd.com/lib-
       sndfile/).

       The format of the output file is determined by the filename extension of the output file.

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Erik de Castro Lopo <erikd@mega-nerd.com>.

								 December 14, 2009					    SNDFILE-MIX-TO-MONO(1)

MONO-SERVER4-ADMIN(8)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				     MONO-SERVER4-ADMIN(8)

NAME

       mono-server4-admin - mono-server4 hosts file creator, hosts file is part of the debianized mod_mono package

SYNOPSIS

       mono-server4-admin [action] [args]

   OPTIONS
	 Actions:

	   add	      Use 'add' if you want to create an application and want mono-server4 scripts to manage it
	   del	      If you want to remove an application

	 Args:

	   --path     The path where you have your aspx files, MUST EXISTS!, required only with add action
	   --app      The name of your application
	   --libs     If you have dlls outside your path, you must use this!
	   --port     Needed if you are running multiple virtual hosts in different ports in Apache
	   --vhost    If you want to add asp.net support to a virtualhost you must use this. Example: foobar.com

DESCRIPTION

	mono-server4-admin is a perl tool to adminstrate your ASP.NET webapps that will be executed with
	mod_mono.

	When you try to add an application, mono-server4-admin	will verify that your path exists, if it is,
	it will add a directory inside /etc/xsp/conf.d with the name of your app, and also as a file with the
	filename format: 10_appname. This file will have the information (path, app).

	So, when mono-xsp-update is executed it will read those dirs and create a debian.webapp in
	/etc/xsp that the xsp daemon will read, also with a mono-server4-hosts that will have your
	directory settings with apache directives. Apache will read mono-server4-hosts.conf!

AUTHOR

	Pablo Fischer <pablo@pablo.com.mx>

perl v5.14.2							    2012-01-18						     MONO-SERVER4-ADMIN(8)