barrierc1

Barrier keyboard/mouse client

Usage

barrierc [--yscroll <delta>] [--display <display>] [--no-xinitthreads] [{--daemon | --no-daemon}] [--name <screen-name>] [{--restart | --no-restart}] [--debug <level>] <server-address>

Overview

Start the barrier client and connect to a remote server component.

Options

-d, --debug <level>: filter out log messages with priority below level. level may be: FATAL, ERROR, WARNING, NOTE, INFO, DEBUG, DEBUG1, DEBUG2.

-n, --name <screen-name> use screen-name instead the hostname to identify: this screen in the configuration.

-1, --no-restart: do not try to restart on failure.

--restart: restart the server automatically if it fails. (*)

-l --log <file>: write log messages to file.

--no-tray: disable the system tray icon.

--enable-drag-drop: enable file drag & drop.

--enable-crypto: enable the crypto (ssl) plugin.

--display <display>: connect to the X server at <display>

--no-xinitthreads: do not call XInitThreads()

-f, --no-daemon: run in the foreground.

--daemon: run as a daemon. (*)

--yscroll <delta>: defines the vertical scrolling delta, which is 120 by default.

-h, --help: display this help and exit.

--version: display version information and exit.

Default options are marked with a *

The server address is of the form: [<hostname>][:<port>]. The hostname must be the address or hostname of the server. Placing brackets around an IPv6 address is required when also specifying a port number and optional otherwise. The default port number is 24800.

Releases

3 releases since Debian 10 (Buster); the text changed 2 times.