NAME
infinoted - dedicated server for the infinote protocol (e.g. Gobby)
SYNOPSIS
infinoted-0.5 [options]
DESCRIPTION
infinoted is a dedicated server which allows clients to edit plain text documents and source files collaboratively over a network. Changes to the documents are synchronised instantly to the other clients.
This server supports the infinote protocol as implemented by libinfinity. Example clients include Gobby 0.4.9x, Kobby and a special plugin for gedit. It is not compatible to the older libobby protocol.
OPTIONS
Help Options:
- -h, --help
-
Show help options
Application Options:
- -k, --key-file=KEY-FILE
-
The server's private key
- -c, --certificate-file=CERTIFICATE-FILE
-
The server's certificate
- --certificate-chain
-
The certificates chain down to the root certificate
- --create-key
-
Creates a new random private key
- --create-certificate
-
Creates a new self-signed certificate using the given key
- -p, --port-number=PORT
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The port number to listen on
- --security-policy=no-tls|allow-tls|require-tls
-
How to decide whether to use TLS
- -r, --root-directory=DIRECTORY
-
The directory to store documents into
- --autosave-interval=INTERVAL
-
Interval within which to save documents, in seconds, or 0 to disable autosave
- -P, --password=PASSWORD
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Require given password on connections
- -P, --pam-service=SERVICE
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Authenticate clients against given pam service on connection
- -P, --allow-user=USERS
-
Users allowed to connect after pam authentication. Separate entries with semicolons.
- -P, --allow-group=GROUPS
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Group allowed to connect after pam authentication. Separate entries with semicolons.
- --sync-directory=DIRECTORY
-
A directory into which to periodically store a copy of the document tree
- --sync-interval=INTERVAL
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Interval within which to store documents to the specified sync-directory, in seconds, or 0 to disable directory synchronization
- -d, --daemonize
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Daemonize the server
- -D, --kill-daemon
-
Kill a running daemon
- -v, --version
-
Display version information and exit
AUTHOR
infinoted and libinfinity were written by Armin Burgmeier <[email protected]>.