Changeset 5159:b226b74be970 in roaraudio
- Timestamp:
- 10/16/11 12:42:31 (12 years ago)
- Branch:
- default
- Phase:
- public
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r5146 r5159 4 4 * Fixed invalid pointer aliasing (Closes: #178) 5 5 * Fixed segfaul in PortAudio driver(v19) if no device is found. 6 * Fixed invalid pointer aliasing in filter code (pr 0)6 * Fixed invalid pointer aliasing in filter code (pr1) 7 7 * Fixed remote a local buffer overflow in client to message 8 8 converter code as well as a remote attackable overflow in 9 message to client converter code (pr0) 10 * Updated error handling (pr0) 11 * Moved error frame handling into proto functions (pr0) 9 message to client converter code (pr1) 10 * Updated error handling (pr1) 11 * Moved error frame handling into proto functions (pr1) 12 * Updated manpages (pr1) 12 13 13 14 v. 0.4rc0 - Mon Sep 05 2011 15:25 CEST -
doc/man1/roarctl.1
r4818 r5159 21 21 22 22 .TP 23 \fB- v\fR23 \fB--verbose\fR, \fB\-v\fR 24 24 Be verbose. May be used multiple times. 25 26 .TP 27 \fB--list-libstandards\fR 28 Similar to serverstandards, reports the list of standard libroar supports. 29 30 .TP 31 \fB--list-aiprofiles\fR 32 Show audio info profiles and exit. 33 34 .TP 35 \fB--enum-servers\fR 36 List servers found on the network. 37 Depending on the build options of libroar this includes results from many tests 38 like standard server locations, OpenSLP located servers, X11 located servers, 39 DECnet's neighbor and IP's ARP table and other sources. 25 40 26 41 .SH "NETWORK OPTIONS" … … 35 50 36 51 .TP 52 \fBlistaiprofiles\fR 53 List audio info profiles. 54 55 .TP 56 \fBaiprofileget PROFILE\fR 57 Display a the given audio info profile. 58 59 .TP 37 60 \fBsleep TIME\fR 38 61 Sleeps for TIME seconds. 62 63 .TP 64 \fBping NUM\fR 65 Pings the server NUM times. This is done by sending NOOP commands to the server. 66 The response time as well as as a small statistics section is printed. 67 68 This is not supported on all platforms. 69 70 .TP 71 \fBwhoami\fR 72 Report client ID of roarctl on the current server. 39 73 40 74 .TP … … 84 118 85 119 .TP 86 \fBflag ID FLAGS\fR, \fBunflag ID FLAGS\fR 87 Sets or removes flags from a stream. ID is the stream id. 120 \fBnewvirtual P D E R B C\fR 121 Adds a new virtual (child) stream. 122 This is used with container formats such as RAUM, Ogg and Matroska. 123 124 125 Parameters: 126 .RS 127 .TP 128 \fBP\fR 129 Stream ID of \fBP\fRarent stream. 130 .TP 131 \fBD\fR 132 Stream \fBD\fRirection. 133 .TP 134 \fBE\fR 135 Stream cod\fBE\fRc. 136 .TP 137 \fBR\fR 138 Sample \fBR\fRate. 139 .TP 140 \fBB\fR 141 \fBB\fRits per sample. 142 .TP 143 \fBC\fR 144 Number of \fBC\fRhannels. 145 .RE 146 147 .TP 148 \fBflag ID FLAGS\fR, \fBunflag ID FLAGS\fR, \fBtoogleflag ID FLAGS\fR 149 Sets, removes or toggles flags on a stream. ID is the stream id. 88 150 FLAGS is a comma separated list of flags. 89 151 90 152 It is not possible to set all kinds of flags at runtime. 91 153 154 .TP 155 \fBprotectflag ID FLAGS\fR 156 Protects flags on a stream. ID is the stream id. 157 FLAGS is a comma separated list of flags. 158 159 Protected flags can not be changed anymore after the they got protected. 160 92 161 .SH "META DATA COMMANDS" 162 .TP 163 \fBrole ID ROLE\fR 164 Set stream role ROLE on stream ID. 165 166 .TP 167 \fBmetaget ID TYPE\fR 168 Read meta date of type TYPE from stream ID. 169 93 170 .TP 94 171 \fBmetasave ID FILE\fR … … 102 179 as for \fBmetasave\fR. 103 180 104 .SH "LISTING COMMANDS" 181 .SH "SERVER INFO COMMANDS" 182 .TP 183 \fBserverinfo\fR 184 Gets general information about the server. 185 This includes software vendor and version. 186 187 .TP 188 \fBservertime\fR 189 Reports the server's system time. 190 191 .TP 192 \fBserverstandards\fR 193 Report a list of standards the server supports. 194 195 .TP 196 \fBlibstandards\fR 197 Similar to serverstandards, reports the list of standard libroar supports. 198 Same as \fB--list-libstandards\fR. 199 105 200 .TP 106 201 \fBserveroinfo\fR … … 111 206 Gets Information about server output for a given direction. 112 207 208 .SH "LISTING COMMANDS" 113 209 .TP 114 210 \fBlistclients\fR -
doc/man1/roard.1
r5146 r5159 38 38 Sets default memory locking level to LEVEL. 39 39 40 Valid levels are: 41 .RS 42 .TP 43 \fBnone\fR 44 No memory is locked at all. 45 46 .TP 47 \fBlow\fR 48 Only very few (important) objects are locked in memory. 49 50 .TP 51 \fBmedium\fR 52 Few (important) objects are locked in memory. 53 54 .TP 55 \fBhigh\fR 56 Many objects are locked in memory. 57 58 .TP 59 \fBnearlyall\fR 60 All known objects are locked in memory. 61 62 .TP 63 \fBnearlyallsys\fR 64 All known objects are locked in memory but also pages provided by the system like stack and heap. 65 66 .TP 67 \fBallcur\fR 68 All currently used pages are locked in memory. 69 70 .TP 71 \fBall\fR 72 All pages (including future allocated pages) are locked in memory. 73 74 .TP 75 \fBdefault\fR 76 Use defaults (the default). 77 78 .RE 79 80 A higher memlock level may result in memory allocations problems at runtime and even segfauls on some systems. 81 (VM killed processes). Check your current system limits before altering this value. 82 40 83 .TP 41 84 \fB--pidfile PIDFILE\fR … … 138 181 139 182 .SH "AUTH OPTIONS" 140 .TP 141 \fB--guest-acclev\fR 183 The following options control the access rights of connections. 184 Some of them take an access level. The access level is one from the following list: 185 .RS 186 .TP 187 \fBnone\fR 188 This is used to disable an authentication method. 189 190 .TP 191 \fBidented\fR 192 Used internally. Should not be used. 193 194 .TP 195 \fBconctl\fR 196 The client is only allowed to do some basic operations only affecting it's own connection. 197 198 .TP 199 \fBguest\fR 200 Guest access (read only). The client may list resources but not alter them. 201 202 .TP 203 \fBuser\fR 204 Normal user. The client may create and alter most resources. 205 206 .TP 207 \fBpwruser\fR 208 Power User. The client can create and alter all resources and do all operation but operations 209 which would break the POSIX right system. The user is not allowed to control the server itself 210 like terminating it or alter (system) resources with the rights of the user runnung roard. 211 212 This is the access level a fully trusted user in a multi user setup should have. 213 214 .TP 215 \fBall\fR 216 The client can do everything. This includes operations which may alter system resources (like files) 217 with the rights of the user running roard. 218 219 This accesslevel should be given to the user in case of a single user setup or root or some administrator 220 in a multi user setup. 221 .RE 222 223 .TP 224 \fB--guest-acclev ACCESSLEVEL\fR 142 225 Sets the access level for guest connections. Set to "none" to disable guest access. 143 226 144 227 .TP 145 \fB--trust-acclev \fR228 \fB--trust-acclev ACCESSLEVEL\fR 146 229 Sets the access level for clients authenticated by trust auth. 147 230 Set to "none" to disable trust auth.
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