uhub(1)

Usage

uhub [options]

Overview

uHub is a high performance peer-to-peer hub for the ADC network. Its low memory footprint allows it to handle several thousand users on high-end servers, or a small private hub on embedded hardware.

Options

-v: Verbose mode, add more -v's for higher verbosity.

-q: Quiet mode, if quiet mode is enabled no output or logs are made.

-f: Fork uhub to background in order to run it as a daemon.

-l logfile: Log messages to the given logfile (default: stderr)

-L: Log messages to syslog.

-c config: Specify configuration file (default: /etc/uhub/uhub.conf)

-C: Check configuration files and return. Will print either

-s: Show all configuration parameters. In a format that is compatible with the configuration files.

-S: Show all non-default configuration parameters.

-h: Show the help message.

`-u user`	Drop privileges and run as the given user.
`-g group`	Drop privileges and run with the given group permissions.

-V: Show the version number

Examples

To run uhub as a daemon, and log to a file:

uhub -f -l /var/log/uhub/uhub.log

Releases

Unchanged in 7 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy).

7–13