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Program:

ADI

hearse - exchange Nethack bones files with other players

SİNOPSİS

cenaze arabası [-b | --bones-dir dir] [--bones-mode kip] [-c | --yapılandırma dosyası dosya] [--cron]
[- hata ayıklama] [--delete-uploaded] [--yardım et] [--kilit dosyası dosya] [-q | --sessizlik] [--run-as-me]
[--kullanıcı olarak çalıştır kullanıcı] [--run-as-group Grup] [--sunucu-url'si url] [--stamp-file dosya]
[--user-email adres] [--user-token simge] [--user-token-file dosya] [--versiyon]

TANIM

Nethack sometimes saves the level on which you die (including your stuff, what killed you,
and your ghost) in a "bones file". These files get loaded into later Nethack games. If
you're the only Nethack player on your system you'll only get bones files you created
kendin.

cenaze arabası lets you automatically exchange Nethack bones file with other players. When run it
uploads any new bones files it finds on your system, then downloads any bones files the
server feels like giving it. See <http://www.argon.org/~roderick/hearse/> daha fazlası için
bilgiler.

An important thing to note is that by default using cenaze arabası will cause you to end up with
more bones than you otherwise would have. This changes the game's balance and is
considered by many players to be a mild form of cheating. You can address this by turning
üzerinde --delete-uploaded option, but the down side is you'll never encounter your own
bones files.

In order to use the Hearse server, you've got to supply your email address. Do this by
ile --user-email switch the first time you use the program, or by putting
"user-email address" in the config file. Your email address will only be used to contact
you about Hearse, and will never be given to any third party. If you enter an invalid
address, the server won't be able to support you if you download a bad bones file, and
will be forced to ban you if any of your uploaded files are bad.

Hearse was set up as a service to the Nethack community. Please respect that; abuse of
the service can only lead to it being removed.

HIZLI BAŞLANGIÇ

The defaults are set up for a Linux system using a nethack binary which is either set-uid
or set-gid games. If this is what you've got, as root run

# hearse --user-email [e-posta korumalı]

one time by hand, then put

0 3 * * * root perl -we 'sleep rand 3600'; hearse --quiet

in / Etc / crontab'ın.

YAPILANDIRMA

cenaze arabası comes with default values for its various configuration settings which match the
way many Linux systems are set up. If any of them don't match your system, you can either
change them in a configuration file, or you can specify the right values via command line
switches. This last isn't as onerous as it sounds, because most people run it from cron.
You can put the switches in the crontab file and leave it at that. If you'd rather use a
configuration file, you can use the default location (/etc/nethack/hearse.conf), or use
the -c (Aka --yapılandırma dosyası) switch to specify the file you'd like to use.

The configuration file can specify all of the options for which it makes sense, using the
long version of the option name followed by the value. Blank and commented lines are
ignored in the usual fashion. A string value can be given as "-" to mean the empty
string. Booleans can use on/off/true/false/yes/no/1/0. A sample hearse.conf içerir
with the distribution. Eg,

bones-dir /local/games/nethackdir
bones-mode 600
quiet on
run-as-user daemon
run-as-group -
user-token-file /local/games/nethackdir/hearse.user-token

AYRICALIKLAR

cenaze arabası needs to run with permissions like those used by Nethack itself, so that it can
read and write the bones files. It should not be made set-uid or set-gid, though; it
hasn't been audited for that.

The default configuration will try to set both the user and group ids to "games". Nethack
itself will generally only be set-id to either one or the other, but using both hurts
nothing and allows cenaze arabası to run as-is on more systems. This will only work if you run
cenaze arabası kök olarak.

devre dışı bırakmak istiyorsanız cenaze arabası's id setting and take care of it externally you can use the
--run-as-me switch to turn it off, or the --kullanıcı olarak çalıştır ve --run-as-group switches for
finer grained control. Specify '' or "-" for either of the latter to disable just that
şey.

KOŞU DAN CRON

If you're using the pre-packaged . Deb or . Rpm sürümü cenaze arabası, the program is already
set up to run automatically (both daily and when you connect to the Internet). You don't
have to do anything unless you want to change this behavior. If you're installing cenaze arabası
by hand, read on.

The normal way to use the program is to run it from cron, either daily or on whatever
schedule you like. (There's no harm in running it often, if it doesn't find any new bones
files it doesn't even contact the server.) If letting it manage its own permissions,
you'd just run it as root. Eg, to run it some time in the 3:00 hour, put something like

0 3 * * * root perl -we 'sleep rand 3600'; hearse --quiet

in / Etc / crontab'ın. The randomization is to prevent the server from getting hammered at the
top of each time zone's 3:00 hour.

If you'd like to see what the server's doing, you can use --cron ziyade --sessizlik.
This will cause it to output its status message, but only when it actually transfers a
bones file.

KOŞU İÇİN BİRDEN NETHACK VARYANTLAR

If you use multiple Nethack variants which are supported by the Hearse server, you can run
cenaze arabası for all of them. The normal way to do this is to run cenaze arabası once for each variant,
specifying the bones directory on the command line

# hearse -b /var/games/slashem

leaving the rest of the configuration settings to be read from the configuration file.
The last upload time is by default stored in the bones directory, so everything just
çalışır.

The Hearse protocol requires that you have only a single concurrent connection for each
user account (it decides what kind of bones file to send you based on the kind you most
recently uploaded), so cenaze arabası does locking on the user token file in order to ensure this.
Bak --kilit dosyası switch for more info.

SEÇENEKLER

-b, --bones-dir dir
Specify the bones directory. By default the program uses the first of
/var/games/nethack, /usr/games/lib/nethackdir, and the current directory which
contains a file called kayıt.

--bones-mode kip
Specify the mode for the bones files cenaze arabası creates. The default is 660.

-c, --yapılandırma dosyası dosya
Alternatif bir yapılandırma dosyası belirtin. Varsayılan /etc/nethack/hearse.conf.

--cron
Suppress the "no bones to upload" message. This makes it so that there's no output at
all when there's nothing to do, but you still see what's going on when bones files are
transfered. This is a nice way to run it from cron if you want to keep an eye on it.

- hata ayıklama
Hata ayıklamayı açın.

--delete-uploaded
Delete locally generated bones files after uploading them. Some people might want to
do this in order to avoid changing the game's balance. Since the server normally
gives you 1 bones file for each one you upload, if you delete your local bones after
uploading them you'll end up with the same number of bones you otherwise would have
had, but they'll be somebody else's rather than your own.

--yardım et
Kullanım mesajını göster ve öl.

--kilit dosyası dosya
The Hearse protocol requires that cenaze arabası do locking to be sure that only a single
connection per user can happen at a time. It does this by locking the
--user-token-file. You should not generally change this, but if you have special
requirements (that that file be read only, eg), you can override it with this switch.
Use '' to disable locking (which I do not recommend).

-q, --sessizlik
Don't output information messages.

--run-as-me
Turn off both --kullanıcı olarak çalıştır ve --run-as-group.

--kullanıcı olarak çalıştır kullanıcı
kullanım kullanıcı as the real and effecitve user id, default "games". You've generally got to
be root for this to work.

--run-as-group Grup
kullanım Grup as the real and effecitve group id, default "games". You've generally got
to be root for this to work.

--sunucu-url'si url
Specify the URL for the server program. See the source or the --yardım et message for the
Varsayılan.

--stamp-file dosya
cenaze arabası only tries to upload bones files which were created since the last time it
sucessfully talked to the server. The modification time of the --stamp-file
(.hearse.timestamp by default) tells it when that was. This path is taken relative to
the --bones-dir (unless it's absolute).

--user-email adres
Specify your email address. You only have to do this the first time you run cenaze arabası.

--user-token simge
Specify your user token directly. You won't normally need to do this, as cenaze arabası
requests the token from the server and stores it in the --user-token-file sonrası için
geri alma.

--user-token-file dosya
Specify the file used to store the user token, by default
/etc/nethack/hearse.user-token.

--versiyon
Sürüm numarasını göster ve çık.

BULUNABİLİRLİK

The code is licensed under the GNU GPL. Check <http://www.argon.org/~roderick/hearse/>
for updated versions.

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