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Updated Jul 19, 2008 by katharine.berry
CommandLineArguments  
AjaxLife's command line arguments

Options

Argument Description Default
--debug If specified, you will receive much debug spam in the console. Not set
--doencoding If specified, will determine an appropriate Content-Encoding for the client and replace {ENCODING} in templates with the type gzip or identity. Not normally needed. Not set
--gridfile [file] Loads the list of grids from the specified file Grids.txt
--id0 [something] Specifies the id0, which is used by SL for banning or something. No idea what the format is; I use two digit numbers. Blank
--keylength [bits] Specifies the number of bits used for the RSA key. May or may not actually be used. 1024
--mac [MAC address] Specifies the MAC address to send to the login server. Should be in xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx format. 00:00:00:00:00:00
--port [num] Specifies the port the webserver should listen on 8080
--private If set, the server will only listen to connections from localhost Not set
--root [url] Specifies where the client will look for support files (JavaScript, images, etc.) http://static.ajaxlife.net/ (which won't work for you)
--s3key [key] Your S3 key, if you're uploading textures to S3. Used when --texturebucket is set. Not set
--s3secret [key] Your S3 secret key, if you're uploading textures to S3. Used when --texturebucket is set. Not set
--texturebucket [bucket] Specifies an S3 bucket to upload textures to, if any Not set
--texturecache [directory] Specifies the directory into which textures will be downloaded from SL. Will be created if it does not exist. texturecache/
--textureroot [url] Specifies where the client web browser can access textures. Used when --texturebucket is set. Not set

Example

If you have put the AjaxLife static files (the contents of the client/ directory) up at http://example.com/ajaxlife/, you wanted to run the server on port 8000, and were going to claim a MAC address of 01:23:45:67:89:AB and id0 of 42, you would use this command:

AjaxLife.exe --port 8000 --mac 01:23:45:67:89:AB --id0 42 --root http://example.com/ajaxlife/

If you're running under mono, prefix that command with mono .


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