tox-bootstrapd(1)

🦋 NAME 🦋

tox-bootstrapd — a highly configurable DHT bootstrap node daemon 💖

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

tox-bootstrapd [OPTION]...  --config=FILE_PATH

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

okay so bestie, listen. tox-bootstrapd is a highly configurable DHT bootstrap node daemon — and when they say highly configurable they mean it. It's built to play nice with systemd, SysVinit, Docker, etc. Like, whatever your init situation is, she's ready. main character energy fr 💅

🌸 OPTIONS 🌸

• --config=FILE_PATH — tell her where the config file lives. 🗂️

this one is required. no config path, no vibes.

pro tip: if you point FILE_PATH at an empty file, she'll just use the default settings. iconic behaviour honestly ✨

• --foreground — run the daemon in the foreground. She won't fork (aka she won't detach from the terminal), and she won't touch the PID file. she's just gonna be there with you 🫶
• --help — print this help message. the classic. the goat. 💀
• --log-backend=BACKEND — pick which logging backend she uses. choose your fighter 🥊

Valid BACKEND values (case sensetive — their spelling, not mine 😭):

• syslog — writes log messages to syslog.

This is the default option when no --log-backend is specified.

• stdout stdout — writes log messages to stdout/stderr. (yes, twice 💀 the source said it like that, I'm just the messenger)

• --version — print version information. so you can know exactly which queen you're running 👑

👑 AUTHOR 👑

tox-bootstrapd is written by The Tox Project.

This manual page was written by Yangfl for the Debian Project (and may be used by others). shoutout to Yangfl fr fr 💜

<div>okay that's the whole page bestie!! this was tox-bootstrapd(1) — section 1 of the manual, general commands division, the one and only 🌈 thanks for reading, go bootstrap that DHT, mwah 💋</div>