barriers - Barrier Keyboard/Mouse Server

       Copyright © 2018 Debauchee Open Source Group
       Copyright © 2012-2016 Symless Ltd.
       Copyright © 2008-2014 Nick Bolton
       Copyright © 2002-2014 Chris Schoeneman

barriers 2.4.0-release                            November 2019                                      BARRIERS(1)

       Start the barrier server component.

       If no configuration file pathname is provided then the first of the following to load  successfully  sets
       the configuration:

              $HOME/.local/share/barrier/.barrier.conf/etc/barrier.conf

       barriers - Barrier Keyboard/Mouse Server

-a, --address <address>
              listen for clients on the given address.

       -c, --config <pathname>
              use the named configuration file instead.

       -d, --debug <level>
              filter out log messages with priority below level.  level may be:  FATAL,  ERROR,  WARNING,  NOTE,
              INFO, DEBUG, DEBUG1, DEBUG2.

       -n, --name <screen-name> use screen-name instead the hostname to identify
              this screen in the configuration.

       -1, --no-restart
              do not try to restart on failure.

       --restart
              restart the server automatically if it fails. (*)

       -l--log <file>
              write log messages to file.

       --no-tray
              disable the system tray icon.

       --enable-drag-drop
              enable file drag & drop.

       --enable-crypto
              enable the crypto (ssl) plugin.

       --display <display>
              connect to the X server at <display>

       --no-xinitthreads
              do not call XInitThreads()

       --screen-change-script <path>
              full path to script to run on screen change first argument is the new screen name

       -f, --no-daemon
              run in the foreground.

       --daemon
              run as a daemon. (*)

       -h, --help
              display this help and exit.

       --version
              display version information and exit.

       Default options are marked with a *

       The  argument  for  --address is of the form: [<hostname>][:<port>].  The hostname must be the address or
       hostname of an interface on the system.  Placing brackets around an IPv6 address is  required  when  also
       specifying  a  port  number and optional otherwise. The default is to listen on all interfaces using port
       number 24800.

barriers   [--address<address>]   [--config<pathname>]  [--display<display>]  [--no-xinitthreads]
       [--daemon|--no-daemon] [--name<screen-name>] [--restart|--no-restart] [--debug<level>]