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Table 9-2
GhostCast Server command-line examples (continued)
Description Syntax Summary
Starts a GhostCast session called
TestSession and uses the image file
c:\test123.gho. The connecting
clients' IP addresses appear
on-screen. Once 10 clients have
connected, the session transmission
starts automatically. ghostsrv c:\test123.gho TestSession -n10 Specifying the number of clients
to Auto Start
Starts a GhostCast session called
TestSession and uses the image file
c:\test123.gho. The connecting
clients' IP addresses appear
on-screen. At half past one in the
afternoon (1:30 PM), the session
transmission starts automatically. ghostsrv c:\test123.gho TestSession -t13:30 Specifying a time for Auto Start
Starts a GhostCast session called
TestSession and uses the image file
c:\test123.gho. The connecting
clients' IP addresses appear
on-screen. At either half past one in
the afternoon (1:30 PM) or after 10
clients join the session, transmission
starts automatically. Ghostsrv does
not wait for both conditions to be
met. When the GhostCast session is
completed, ghostsrv closes down as
requested. ghostsrv c:\test123.gho TestSession -t13:30
-n10 -c Specifying time-based and
client-count Auto Start and
automatic closing
Starts a GhostCast session called
TestSession and uses the image file
c:\test123.gho. The connecting
clients' IP addresses appear
on-screen. Once 10 clients connect,
the session transmission starts
automatically and a log file,
Errlog.txt, is created for debugging.
Creating a log file reduces the
performance of the GhostCast
transmission. ghostsrv c:\test123.gho TestSession -la
-ferrlog.txt-n10 Isolating problems
121 GhostCasting from the command line
GhostCast Server command-line options