| Don't forget that you have to start the server as "root". The hssTVS needs its
configuration file. No way around that. So the only command line
parameter it will take is a path for said configuration file. I am no
big fan of long command lines. While they are easy to parse they are a
mess the moment a single screen line is not enough to hold all the
needed information.
./nserver [configuration file] In case no path is specified hssTVS will try to open "hssTVS.cfg" in the current directory. If the server can't open the
configuration file it will stop with an according error message. Else
it reads the contents and as long as no cruical part is missing it will
move itself into demon state after initialising the listening port(s).
To stop it again you have to send a term signal to the process. kill `cat /var/run/hsstvs.pid` |