ola_e131(1)

💖 ola_e131 — the E1.31 glow-up guide 💖

okay bestie, so you know ola_e131(1)? That's the one. The general commands manual page. She's a little tool for configuring E1.31 devices that OLA is managing, and honestly she ate. Let's get into it. 🦋

✨ NAME ✨

ola_e131 — configure E1.31 devices managed by OLA.

Like, that's the whole job. You want to poke at an E1.31 device that OLA is running? This is your girl. 💅

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

ola_e131 -d <dev-id> -p <port-id> [--input] --preview-mode <on|off>

That's the shape of it, fr fr. You bring a device id, a port id, optionally the input flag, and you say whether preview mode is on or off. That's the vibe. ✨

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

ola_e131 is used to configure E1.31 devices managed by OLA.

That's it, that's the whole thesis. It's giving "small tool, very specific purpose, main character energy". You point it at a device, you point it at a port, and it configures things. No notes. 👑

💖 OPTIONS 💖

okay here's the part you actually came for. Every flag, every arg, nothing skipped, no cap. 🫶

• -d, --device <device> — the id of the device you want to control. Like, which one. Be specific bestie.
• -h, --help — displays the help message. The "girl help" flag, but it actually helps. 😭
• -i, --input — sets an input port. If you don't pass this, you're setting an output port instead. So like, this flag is the plot twist. 🙈
• -l, --log-level <int8_t> — sets the logging level, 0 .. 4. Pick your chaos level. 🌈
• -p, --port-id <port> — the id of the port you want to control. Yeah, you need this one too.
• -v, --version — displays version information. A little "hi, it's me, here's what version I am" moment. 💜
• --preview-mode <on|off> — sets the preview mode bit. on or off, those are your options, there is no third option, do not try. 💀
• --discovery — gets the discovery state. Just gets it. Fetches it. Slay. ⭐
• --syslog — sends to syslog rather than stderr. So if you're tired of stderr catching strays, send it to syslog instead. 🧚
• --no-use-epoll — disables the use of epoll(), reverting to select(). Old-school behavior, activated. 🎀
• --no-use-kqueue — disables the use of kqueue(), reverting to select(). Same energy, different syscall. 🌸
• --scheduler-policy <policy> — the thread scheduling policy, one of {fifo, rr}. Those are the only two, so pick from the menu please. 🍓
• --scheduler-priority <priority> — the thread priority. It's only used if --scheduler-policy is set, so don't come crying to me when you set the priority alone and nothing happens. Setting priority without a policy is giving "screaming into the void". 😭

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

• olad(1)

and that's the page!! 💖 go configure your E1.31 devices, you icon, you absolute legend. sending you good vibes and zero segfaults. 🦋✨

this little love letter comes from the General Commands Manual, dated July 2013, and it's the ola_e131(1) page. mwah. 💅🎀