vdradmind - Web-based administration tool for VDR

       This  man-page has been written by Thomas Schmidt <thomas@thsnet.de> and has been updated by Andreas Mair
       <amair.sob@googlemail.com>.

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                                                                                                    vdradmind(8)

vdradmind  provides  a  webinterface  for  managing the Linux Video Disk Recorder (VDR), it has a virtual
       remote to control your VDR, you can view live-tv as a small slideshow, you can search for  certain  shows
       in the EPG....

       By default vdradmind will listen on port 8001.

       Note:YourVDRmustbeconfiguredtobeaccessibleviaSVDRPfromthemachine,yourunvdradmindfrom.

       vdradmind - Web-based administration tool for VDR

       --nofork / -n
              Do not fork on start of vdradmind. (vdradmind does not go into daemon-mode)

       --config / -c
              Ask some questions, to interactively generate the config-file /etc/vdradmin/vdradmind.conf

       --cfgdir dir/ -d dir
              Path to the directory containing the VDRAdmin-AM config files.

       --kill / -k
              Kill a forked vdradmind.

       --pid pidfile / -p pidfile
              Set the pidfile to use.

       --ipv6 / -6
              use IPv6. [EXPERIMENTAL!]

       --ssl / -s
              only accept https:// connections.

              NOTE: this requires server-cert.pem and server-key.pem in the "certs" directory.

              You can create them for example like this:

              # openssl req -new -x509 -days 9999 -keyout server-rsa-key.pem -out server-cert.pem

              # openssl rsa -in server-rsa-key.pem > server-key.pem

       --log level / -l level
              set log level for this session [0 - 7].

       --help / -h
              Display a short message about the options of vdradmind.

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