Argumentsrld takes the following commandline arguments:
1. -a, --address ADDRListen for connections on address ADDR. rld will bind to all available addresses by default. Sets server.description to DESC. The description is used to identify this rld to tracker servers. Shows help message and exits. Sets server.name to NAME. The server name is used to identify this rld to tracker servers. Listen for connections on port PORT (0 ... 65535). The default port is 5500. Displays version information and exits. Sets server.accountsfile. See also accounts. Sets server.agreementfile. See also agreement. Sets server.bantablefile. See also bantable. Encrypt PWD and prints it to the output, then exits. This is a strange option that is here to help create passwords for use in the accounts file. You don't need to use this, most likely. Use the adduser console command instead. Output lots of debugging information. Also handy if you need a HL packet filter. This also throttles transfers to about 10K / s. Sets server.flatnewsfile. See also flatnews. Sets server.homedir. Use FILE as logfile (default: rootdir/rld.log). Sets server.maxdl. If a new download request causes this maximum to be exceeded it may flow over into the queue. Sets server.maxdlperuser. Sets server.maxdlqueue. Sets server.maxul. If a new upload request causes this maximum to be exceeded it may flow over into the queue. Sets server.maxulperuser. Sets server.maxulqueue. Sets server.maxusers (1 ... 31999). Sets server.rootdir. Sets server.trackertablefile. See also trackertable. Sets server.trashdir. See also trash.
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