OpenSim.exe Command Line Options
From OpenSimulator
(Difference between revisions)
(Noted gi as deprecated, and console=basic as preferred alternative from Opensim 0.7) |
m |
||
| Line 15: | Line 15: | ||
| gui || "old-style" console (deprecated from Opensim 0.7, use console instead) | | gui || "old-style" console (deprecated from Opensim 0.7, use console instead) | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | | console || If =basic | + | | console || If =basic declares interface as a simple command console (it has been noted that use of this can also avoid some terminal crashes when logging errors occur). |
|- | |- | ||
| inidirectory || | | inidirectory || | ||
Revision as of 05:02, 28 June 2010
|
|
This article or section contains obsolete and possibly misleading information. Please integrate this information into existing pages, update it to something more recent, or remove it. |
|
|
This article or section contains incomplete information. Please help us by completing the content on this page. |
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 (deprecated from Opensim 0.7, use console instead) |
| console | If =basic declares interface as a simple command console (it has been noted that use of this can also avoid some terminal crashes when logging errors occur). |
| inidirectory | |
| inifile | changes the name (Path) of the inifile. |
| inimaster | allows to read in a master config file. |
