Command Line - Revision history

Lars: /* -s, --send */

2012-03-03T11:32:06Z

‎-s, --send

2012-03-03T11:31:11Z

‎-p, --port

2012-03-03T11:30:16Z

‎-p, --port

2012-03-03T11:29:31Z

‎-m, --mediacenter

2012-03-03T11:28:58Z

‎-m, --mediacenter

2012-03-03T11:27:58Z

‎-m, --mediacenter

2012-03-03T11:27:28Z

‎-m, --mediacenter

2012-03-03T11:26:31Z

‎-p, --port

2012-03-03T11:26:03Z

‎-p, --port

2012-03-03T11:25:27Z

‎-p, --port

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 Administration command to be sent.
-This switch is used to send an administration command to a running kissdx. Refer to the Administration Commands section for descriptions of the individual administration commands and how this feature can be used.
+This switch is used to send an administration command to a running kissdx. Refer to the [[Administration Commands]] section for descriptions of the individual administration commands and how this feature can be used.
 Combine with -m and / or -p switches to send the command to a specific server / port.

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 TCP/IP port on host to which the command is to be sent.
-This switch can be used in conjunction with [[Command Line#the -s / --send|the -s / --send]] switch to specify the TCP/IP port to which the administration command is to be sent.
+This switch can be used in conjunction with [[Command Line#the -s / --send|the -s / --send switch]] to specify the TCP/IP port to which the administration command is to be sent.
 This switch can also be used when starting the kissdx server, to specify which TCP/IP port kissdx should be listening on for incoming administration commands.

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 TCP/IP port on host to which the command is to be sent.
-This switch can be used in conjunction with the -s / --send switch to specify the TCP/IP port to which the administration command is to be sent.
+This switch can be used in conjunction with [[Command Line#the -s / --send|the -s / --send]] switch to specify the TCP/IP port to which the administration command is to be sent.
 This switch can also be used when starting the kissdx server, to specify which TCP/IP port kissdx should be listening on for incoming administration commands.

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 IP address or name of the computer to which the command is to be sent.
-This switch can be used in conjunction with the-s / --send switch to specify the server to which the administration command is to be sent. The host can be specified as an IP address or a host name on the network.
+This switch can be used in conjunction with [[Command Line#the-s / --send switch|the-s / --send switch]] to specify the server to which the administration command is to be sent. The host can be specified as an IP address or a host name on the network.
 The default host is '''localhost''' (i.e. the local computer) and will be used when this switch is not present.

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 IP address or name of the computer to which the command is to be sent.
-This switch can be used in conjunction with [[the Command Line#-s / --send switch|-s / --send switch]] to specify the server to which the administration command is to be sent. The host can be specified as an IP address or a host name on the network.
+This switch can be used in conjunction with the-s / --send switch to specify the server to which the administration command is to be sent. The host can be specified as an IP address or a host name on the network.
 The default host is '''localhost''' (i.e. the local computer) and will be used when this switch is not present.

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      kissdx -s command -m host -p port
      kissdx --send command --mediacenter host --port port
 * ''command''
 Administration command to be sent.
 * ''host''
 IP address or name of the computer to which the command is to be sent.
 * ''port''
 TCP/IP port on host to which the command is to be sent.
 This switch can be used in conjunction with the -s / --send switch to specify the TCP/IP port to which the administration command is to be sent.
 This switch can also be used when starting the kissdx server, to specify which TCP/IP port kissdx should be listening on for incoming administration commands.