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mcpigdod(8) |
FreeBSD System Manager's Manual |
mcpigdod(8) |
NAME
mcpigdod — Garage door opener (GDO) server for FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi2
SYNOPSIS
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mcpigdod |
[-c configuration_file] [-p pid_file] [-d] |
DESCRIPTION
mcpigdod is the server portion of a garage door opener system for FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi2. Clients of
mcpigdod include
mcpigdoc(1) and
mcpigdowatch(1) as well as
mcpigdowww(1).
The following command line options are available:
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-c configuration_file
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Specify the configuration file. The default is /usr/local/etc/mcpigdod.conf. See mcpigdod.conf(5) for configuration file syntax.
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-p pid_file
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Specify the process ID (pid) file. mcpigdod will store its PID in this file at startup and remove the file on SIGTERM. The default is /var/run/mcpigdod.pid
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-d
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Run in the foreground and emit syslog messages on stderr.
FILES
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/usr/local/etc/mcpigdod.conf
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mcpigdod configuration file. Since the configuration is couple directly to the HAT hardware I developed, most of it should not be modified from what is included in the package. See mcpigdod.conf(5) for more information.
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/usr/local/etc/mcpigdod/id_rsa
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mcpigdod private key file, created with dwmauth(1). This file should be owned by root with permissions 0600. It must contain the private part of a 2048-bit RSA key pair.
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/usr/local/etc/mcpigdod/id_rsa.pub
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mcpigdod public key file, created with dwmauth(1). This file should be owned by root with permissions 0600. It must contain the public part of a 2048-bit RSA key pair.
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/usr/local/etc/mcpigdod/authorized_keys
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mcpigdod authorized keys file. This file contains a list of pulbic keys (one per line) that are permitted access to mcpigdod.