NAME

SYNOPSIS

atslogd [-D dir] [-L logfile] [-F filename] [-s speed] [-c csize] [-p parity] [-f sbits] [-d] [-e] [-o]
[-n] [-x number] [-w seconds] [-b] [-P pidfile] tcp[:address]:port|rtcp:address:port|dev

DESCRIPTION

OPTIONS

-D dir

directory where CDR files will be put; default is current dir

-L logfile

file for error messages, default is stderr

-F filename

name of file where CDR messages will be put; default is 'raw'

-s speed

speed of serial device; default 9600

-c char_size

length of character; valid values from 5 to 8

-p parity

parity of serial device: e - even parity, o - odd parity, n - no parity,

-f stop_bits

number of stop bits; valid values 1 or 2

-d

output additional debug messages

-e

copy error messages to stderr (in case if -L has value)

-o

write CDR additionally to stdout

-x number

maximum number of clients for TCP connections; default is 1 see also /etc/hosts.allow, /etc/hosts.deny

-t

answer TELNET negotiation

-w seconds

timeout before I/O port will be opened next time after EOF; default is 5

-b

become daemon

-P

pid-file; /var/run/atslogd.pid by default

tcp[:address]:port

IP-address and TCP-port for listen on you may omit address and daemon will bind on all available IP addresses

rtcp:address:port

IP-address and TCP-port to connect

dev

serial device to use

Use libwrap for contol access to TCP connections. See /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny

FILES

SEE ALSO

AUTHOR

Denis CyxoB www.yamiyam.dp.ua

Andrew Kornilov akornilov@gmail.com