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roardecnet(7)						System Manager's Manual: RoarAuido					     roardecnet(7)

NAME

       roardecnet - Hints for DECnet users or RoarAudio

SYNOPSIS

	roard -n [OPTIONS...] ...

	roarclient --server node:: [OPTIONS...] ...

DESCRIPTION

       This manpage lists some hints for use of RoarAudio over DECnet.

BASICS

       If  DECnet support is compiled in, there is the option '-n' of roard(1).  If you set it the daemon will listen via DECnet.  You may use the
       option '-b' to set the object name.  Nodenames given via '-b' are ignored.  Example:
	roard -n
	roard -n -b ::myobject

       If you use the default object local clients should find there way to the server.  For remote clients or if you use a non default object	it
       is needed to give a server address in a form listent below.

SERVER ADDRESS

       The  server  address  for DECnet is in one of the following forms: node::, node::object, ::object, ::.  This is the way to specify a DECnet
       connection to node node's object object. Both may be omitted to use defaults. Default node name is local hosts node name.  Examples:
	mynode::	       connect to mynode
	::roar		       connect to local object roar
	yournode::yourroard    connect to yournode's object yourroard
	::		       connect to default object on local node

SEE ALSO

       roard(1), roartips(7), libroar(7).

RoarAudio							   November 2010						     roardecnet(7)

roarclientpass(1)				       System User's Manual: roarclientpass					 roarclientpass(1)

NAME

       roarclientpass - Passing clients to and creating new listen sockets on RoarAudio sound server

SYNOPSIS

       roarclientpass [OPTIONS]...

DESCRIPTION

       This program let you pass new clients to a RoarAudio sound server as as a proxy and let you add new listen sockets to a running server.

OPTIONS

       --server    SERVER
	      Set server hostname.

       --stdin
	      Client is on stdin.

       --stdout
	      Client is on stdout.

       --stdio
	      Same as --stdin --stdout.

	      This option may for example be used in case of being runed from a inetd.

       --stderr
	      Client is on stderr.

	      Beside  to  make	stderr	known as client fh it will disable error output on stderr.  This must be used in case this program is used
	      from inetd or simular tools.

       --client-fh FH
	      Client is on FH.

	      This is basicly the same as --client-fh on roard(1).

       --proto PROTO
	      Set the protocol used by the client.

	      Defaults to RoarAudio.

       --byteorder BO
	      Sets the byteorder used by the client.

	      Defaults to network byte order.

       --listen
	      Client is a listen connection.

	      This is not the same as --mode listen.

       --mode MODE
	      Set mode of operation: none, listen or connect

	      Defaults to none.

       --bind BIND
	      Set host/node/path for mode listen and connect.

       --port PORT
	      Set port for mode listen and connect.

       --help Show this help

SEE ALSO

       roartips(7), libroar(7), RoarAudio(7).

HISTORY

       For history information see RoarAudio(7).

RoarAudio							     July 2010							 roarclientpass(1)