OpenSim.exe Command Line Options

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To run OpenSim in somewhat customized environments it's often helpful to modify the programs behaviour via command line arguments.
 
To run OpenSim in somewhat customized environments it's often helpful to modify the programs behaviour via command line arguments.
OpenSim knows a just a few of these as most parts of the behaviour are controlled via an .INI-File (see below).
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The following command line switches are known:
 
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| inifile || changes the name (Path) of the inifile. See below for details
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| inimaster || allows to read in a master config file. See below for details
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Revision as of 22:52, 20 June 2010


To run OpenSim in somewhat customized environments it's often helpful to modify the programs behaviour via command line arguments. OpenSim knows a just a few of these as most parts of the behaviour are controlled via an .INI-File.

The following command line switches are known:

Switch Meaning/Behaviour
background
gridmode If =true forces OpenSim.exe to operate in grid mode. If =false forces OpenSim.exe to operate in standalone mode. If omitted defaults to OpenSim.ini setting.
gui "old-style" console
inidirectory
inifile changes the name (Path) of the inifile.
inimaster allows to read in a master config file.
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