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WESNOTHD(6)	 Battle for Wesnoth multiplayer network daemon	   WESNOTHD(6)

NAME
       wesnothd - Battle for Wesnoth multiplayer network daemon

SYNOPSIS
       wesnothd [-dv] [-c path] [-p port] [-t number] [-T number]
       wesnothd -V

DESCRIPTION
       Manages	Battle	for  Wesnoth  multiplayer  games.  See http://www.wes‐
       noth.org/wiki/ServerAdministration on what commands the server  accepts
       via the wesnoth client (/query ...) or the fifo.

OPTIONS
       -c path, --config path
	      tells  wesnothd  where  to  find the config file to use. See the
	      section SERVER CONFIG below for the syntax. You can  reload  the
	      config with sending SIGHUP to the server process.

       -d, --daemon
	      runs wesnothd as a daemon.

       -h, --help
	      tells you what the command line options do.

       --log-level=domain1,domain2,...
	      sets  the severity level of the log domains.  all can be used to
	      match   any   log	  domain.   Available	levels:	  error, warn‐
	      ing, info, debug.	  By  default  the error level is used and the
	      info level for the server domain.

       -p port, --port port
	      binds the server to the specified port. If no port is specified,
	      port 15000 will be used.

       -t number, --threads number
	      sets  the	 maximum  number of waiting worker threads for network
	      I/O to n (default: 5, max: 30).

       -T number, --max-threads number
	      sets the maximum number of worker threads that will be  created.
	      If set to 0 there will be no limit (default: 0).

       -V, --version
	      shows version number and exits.

       -v, --verbose
	      turns debug logging on.

SERVER CONFIG
   The general syntax is:
       [tag]

	      key="value"

	      key="value,value,..."

       [/tag]

   Global keys:
       allow_remote_shutdown
	      If  set  to  no  (default),  shut_down  and restart requests are
	      ignored unless they come from the fifo.  Set it to yes to	 allow
	      remote shutdown via a /query by an administrator.

       ban_save_file
	      Full  or	relative  path	to  a  (gzip compressed) file that the
	      server can read and write.  Bans will be saved to this file  and
	      read again on server start.

       compress_stored_rooms
	      Determines  whether the rooms file should be read and written to
	      in compressed form. Defaults to yes.

       connections_allowed
	      The number of allowed connections from  the  same	 IP.  0	 means
	      infinite. (default: 5)

       disallow_names
	      Names/nicks  that	 are  not accepted by the server. * and ? from
	      wildcard patterns are supported. See glob(7) for	more  details.
	      Default	values	 (used	 if   nothing	is   specified)	  are:
	      *admin*,*admln*,*server*,ai,ai?,computer,human,network,player.

       fifo_path
	      The path to the fifo you can echo server commands into (same  as
	      /query ... from wesnoth).	 If not specified defaults to the com‐
	      pile-time path (default: /var/run/socket/wesnothd/socket).

       max_messages
	      The  number  of  allowed	 messages   in	 messages_time_period.
	      (default: 4)

       messages_time_period
	      The  time	 period	 (in seconds) message flooding is detected in.
	      (default: 10 seconds)

       motd   The message of the day.

       new_room_policy
	      Determines who can create new rooms  on  the  server.  Available
	      values  are everyone, registered, admin and nobody, and give the
	      permission respectively to  everyone,  registered	 users,	 admin
	      users or disables new room creation. Default value is everyone.

       passwd The  password  used  to  gain admin privileges (via /query admin
	      password).

       replay_save_path
	      The directory where the server stores game replays. (Don't  for‐
	      get  the	trailing  /!) Defaults to `' which means the directory
	      wesnothd was started in.

       restart_command
	      The command that the server uses to start a new  server  process
	      via  the	restart command. (Can only be issued via the fifo. See
	      the allow_remote_shutdown setting.)

       room_save_file
	      Path to a file where the room info should be stored.  This  file
	      is  read on server startup and written to later. If empty or not
	      set, rooms are not loaded and not saved.

       save_replays
	      Defines whether the server will automatically  save  replays  of
	      games. (default: false)

       versions_accepted
	      A	 comma separated list of version strings to be accepted by the
	      server. * and ? from wildcard patterns are supported.  (defaults
	      to the corresponding wesnoth version)
	      Example: versions_accepted="*" accepts any version string.

       user_handler
	      The  name	 of  the user handler to use. Currently available user
	      handlers are forum (to connect wesnothd to a phpbb  forum	 data‐
	      base)  and  sample  (a sample implementation of the user handler
	      interface, if you use this on anything real you are insane). The
	      default  value is forum. You must also add a [user_handler] sec‐
	      tion, see below.

   Global tags:
       [redirect] A tag to specify a server to redirect	 certain  client  ver‐
       sions to.

	      host   The address of the server to redirect to.

	      port   The port to connect to.

	      version
		     A	comma  separated list of versions to redirect. Behaves
		     the same way as versions_accepted in regard  to  wildcard
		     patterns.

       [ban_time]  A  tag to define convenient keywords for temporary ban time
       lengths.

	      name   The name used to reference the ban time.

	      time   The   time	  length   definition.	  The	 format	   is:
		     %d[%s[%d%s[...]]] where %s is s (seconds), m (minutes), h
		     (hours), D (days), M (months) or Y (years) and  %d	 is  a
		     number.   If  no  time  modifier is given minutes (m) are
		     assumed.  Example: time="1D12h30m" results in a ban  time
		     of 1 day, 12 hours and 30 minutes.

       [proxy] A tag to tell the server to act as a proxy and forward the con‐
       nected client's requests to the specified  server.   Accepts  the  same
       keys as [redirect].

       [user_handler] Configures the user handler. Available keys vary depend‐
       ing on which user handler is set	 with  the  user_handler  key.	If  no
       [user_handler]  section is present in the configuration the server will
       run without any nick registration service.

	      db_host
		     (for user_handler=forum) The  hostname  of	 the  database
		     server

	      db_name
		     (for user_handler=forum) The name of the database

	      db_user
		     (for user_handler=forum) The name of the user under which
		     to log into the database

	      db_password
		     (for user_handler=forum) This user's password

	      db_users_table
		     (for user_handler=forum) The name of the table  in	 which
		     your  phpbb  forums saves its user data. Most likely this
		     will be <table-prefix>_users (e.g. phpbb3_users).

	      db_extra_table
		     (for user_handler=forum) The name of the table  in	 which
		     wesnothd  will  save  its	own data about users. You will
		     have to create this table manually,  e.g.:	 CREATE	 TABLE
		     <table-name>(username     VARCHAR(255)    PRIMARY	  KEY,
		     user_lastvisit  INT  UNSIGNED   NOT   NULL	  DEFAULT   0,
		     user_is_moderator TINYINT(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0);

	      user_expiration
		     (for  user_handler=sample)	 The time after which a regis‐
		     tered nick expires (in days).

       [mail] Configures an SMTP server through which  the  user  handler  can
       send mail. Currently only used by the sample user handler.

	      server The hostname of the mail server

	      username
		     The user name under which to log into the mail server.

	      password
		     This user's password.

	      from_address
		     The reply-to address of you mail.

	      mail_port
		     The port on which your mail server is running. Default is
		     25.

EXIT STATUS
       Normal exit status is 0 when the server was properly shutdown. An  exit
       status of 2 indicates an error with the command line options.

AUTHOR
       Written by David White <davidnwhite@verizon.net>.  Edited by Nils Kneu‐
       per  <crazy-ivanovic@gmx.net>,  ott  <ott@gaon.net>,   Soliton	<soli‐
       ton.de@gmail.com>  and  Thomas  Baumhauer <thomas.baumhauer@gmail.com>.
       This  manual  page   was	  originally   written	 by   Cyril   Bouthors
       <cyril@bouthors.org>.
       Visit the official homepage: http://www.wesnoth.org/

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright © 2003-2013 David White <davidnwhite@verizon.net>
       This  is Free Software; this software is licensed under the GPL version
       2, as published by the Free Software Foundation.	 There is NO warranty;
       not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

SEE ALSO
       wesnoth(6).

wesnothd			     2013			   WESNOTHD(6)
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