PYZORD(1)

👑 PYZORD(1) — User Commands, bestie edition 💖

okay so welcome to PYZORD(1), a page for the User Commands girlies 💅 this is pyzord, and she is a spam-catcher using a collaborative filtering network. no cap.

🌸 NAME 🌸

pyzord — spam-catcher using a collaborative filtering network 🦋

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

pyzord [options]

💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

Listen for and process incoming Pyzor connections. that's the whole vibe. she just sits there, ears perked up, catching those Pyzor connections as they roll in 🌈

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• -h, --help — show this help message and exit. the "wait what does this do again" button, we love her 🫶
• -n NICE, --nice=NICE — the 'nice' level. yes it's in quotes, yes that's how the original said it, slay.
• -d, --debug — enable debugging output. turn this on when you wanna see everything, main character energy 🔍
• --homedir=HOMEDIR — configuration directory. where all her little configs live 💜
• -a LISTENADDRESS, --address=LISTENADDRESS — listen on this IP. pick your address, bestie 📍
• -p PORT, --port=PORT — listen on this port. the door she's answering 🚪
• -e ENGINE, --database-engine=ENGINE — select database backend. choose your fighter ⚔️
• --dsn=DIGESTDB — data source name (filename for gdbm, host,user,password,database,table for MySQL). so like, for gdbm it's just a filename, but for MySQL it's the whole host,user,password,database,table lineup. iconic 🍓
• --gevent=GEVENT — set to true to use the gevent library 🌱
• --threads=THREADS — set to true if multi-threading should be used (this may not apply to all engines). heads up: not every engine plays along 🙈
• --max-threads=MAXTHREADS — the maximum number of concurrent threads (defaults to 0 which is unlimited). zero means go feral, no limit 🧚
• --processes=PROCESSES — set to true if multi-processing should be used (this may not apply to all engines). same warning as threads, ngl 💀
• --max-processes=MAXPROCESSES — the maximum number of concurrent processes (defaults to 40). forty is the ceiling, periodt ✋
• --db-connections=DBCONNECTIONS — the number of db connections that will be kept by the server. This only applies if threads are used. Defaults to 0 which means a new connection is used for every thread. (this may not apply all engines) 🔌
• --pre-fork=PREFORK — (that's it, that's all the original said, so that's all I'm saying, we do not invent lore here bestie) 💅
• --password-file=PASSWDFILE — name of password file. keep it secret, keep it safe 🔐
• --access-file=ACCESSFILE — name of ACL file. who's allowed in the group chat, basically 🎟️
• --cleanup-age=CLEANUPAGE — time before digests expire (in seconds). everything gets a shelf life, even digests ⏳
• --log-file=LOGFILE — name of the log file 📓
• --usage-log-file=USAGELOGFILE — name of the usage log file 📊
• --pid-file=PIDFILE — save the pid in this file after the server is daemonized 🐣
• --forward-client-homedir=FORWARDCLIENTHOMEDIR — Specify a pyzor client configuration directory to forward received digests to a remote pyzor server. so she catches 'em and then passes 'em along, like a good friend forwarding the tea ☕
• --detach=DETACH — daemonizes the server and redirects any output to the specified file. she leaves the room but leaves a note behind 👋
• -V, --version — print version and exit. quick vibe check on which version you got ⭐

okay real talk bestie: a couple of these options literally warn that they "may not apply to all engines" — that's not me being vague, that's the manual being vague. respect the ambiguity 💖

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

(nothing else listed in the original, so nothing else here — we keep it 100 fr fr)

that's the whole page!! written for pyzord 1.0.0, dated June 2016 — yeah she's an elder, but she's still serving 💜✨ thanks for reading, mwah 🫶