The executable for the server, Server.exe, can be called with various command-line flags that determine its behavior.
Here's a detailed breakdown:
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-p PORT– Specifies the port number for the server to listen on.Replace "PORT" with your desired port number. The application will use a default port if this flag is not provided. For example:
-p 9000. -
-n NAME PASSWORD– Adds a user with a specified "NAME" and "PASSWORD".This feature enables the server to manage multiple users with different credentials. For example:
-n john password123. -
-r NAME– Removes a user with a given "NAME".Use this flag to revoke access from a specific user. For example:
-r john. -
-h– Provides a usage message that lists these flags and explains how to utilize them. -
--set-startup- Enables the executable to start upon booting up. -
--set-cwd- Sets the current working directory. For example:--set-cwd C:\.