Loading README.md +19 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -26,5 +26,24 @@ off or just toggle it. ### ArchLinux Packaging ## Configuration ### Service The [avm-motion-triggerd](wikis/man/avm-motion-triggerd.1.html) daemon can be configured with a configuration file which follows the format which is described by the [avm-motion-trigger.conf](wikis/man/avm-motion-trigger.conf.5.html) man page. On ArchLinux the system wide configuration can be found at `/etc/avm-motion-trigger.conf`. ### Process management The [avm-motion-triggerd](wikis/man/avm-motion-triggerd.1.html) daemon can be started in different flavors. It is able to run in foreground by adding the `-f|--foreground` parameters or in background (without additional parameters). While the daemon is running in foreground, all logging outputs will be printed to `stdout` and/or `stderr`. The foreground logging is prefixed with the current date/time and the log level for the message. While the daemon runs in background, all logging outputs will be redirected to `syslog`. For ArchLinux there is a systemd unit file shipped for the daemon. The service can be enabled with: `sudo systemctl enable avm-motion-triggerd.service`. ## Development Loading
README.md +19 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -26,5 +26,24 @@ off or just toggle it. ### ArchLinux Packaging ## Configuration ### Service The [avm-motion-triggerd](wikis/man/avm-motion-triggerd.1.html) daemon can be configured with a configuration file which follows the format which is described by the [avm-motion-trigger.conf](wikis/man/avm-motion-trigger.conf.5.html) man page. On ArchLinux the system wide configuration can be found at `/etc/avm-motion-trigger.conf`. ### Process management The [avm-motion-triggerd](wikis/man/avm-motion-triggerd.1.html) daemon can be started in different flavors. It is able to run in foreground by adding the `-f|--foreground` parameters or in background (without additional parameters). While the daemon is running in foreground, all logging outputs will be printed to `stdout` and/or `stderr`. The foreground logging is prefixed with the current date/time and the log level for the message. While the daemon runs in background, all logging outputs will be redirected to `syslog`. For ArchLinux there is a systemd unit file shipped for the daemon. The service can be enabled with: `sudo systemctl enable avm-motion-triggerd.service`. ## Development