rivendell7August 2023Linux Audio Manualrivendell
Common command-line switches for Rivendell modules
FredGleasonfredg@paravelsystems.comApplication AuthorDescription
Rivendell is a complete radio broadcast automation system, with
facilities for the acquisition, management, scheduling and playout of
audio content. This man page covers the set of command-line options
supported by all Rivendell modules.
For a comprehensive overview of Rivendell and its features, see the
Rivendell Operations Guide
.
Basic Options
The following command-line options work with nearly all Rivendell
modules:
--help
Print a list of available command-line options and then exit.
--list-styles
Print the list of available Qt style plug-ins to standard output
and then exit.
--skip-db-check
Bypass the usual check to ensure that the Rivendell database
is using the expected schema version. Useless except for debugging.
This option is dangerous, and can cause
database corruption! It should only used be as
a debugging aid and when you know exactly what you are doing.
--skip-db-check
Bypass the usual check to ensure that the "rivendell"
service is running. Useless except for debugging.
-style plugin-name
Use the Qt style plug-in plugin-name.
--ticket=tkt-str
Manually add the ticket string tkt-str
to the WebAPI ticket store. Useless except for debugging.
--version
Print the Rivendell version and then exit.
Bugs
The -style option uses the X11-style format
(single leading hyphen, with a space separating the switch and its value)
rather than the Rivendell-style one (double leading hyphens with an equal
sign separating the switch and its value).
See Alsordadmin1, rdairplay1, rdalsaconfig8, rdclilogedit1, rd.conf5, rdconvert1, rddbmgr8, rdexport1, rdimport1, rdlogmanager1, rdmarkerset8, rdmetadata1, rdrender1, rdservice8, rdsinglestart1, rdsoftkeys1, rmlsend1