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Revision as of 10:47, 3 February 2012

In addition to many settings stored in config.xml, fCraft has several special options that can only be set via command-line switches:

--path=<path> Working path (directory) that fCraft should use. If the given path is relative, it's computed against the location of fCraft.dll. If no path is given, location of fCraft.dll is used.
--logpath=<path> Path (directory) where the log files should be placed. If the given path is relative, it's computed against the working path.
--mappath=<path> Path (directory) where the map files should be loaded from/saved to. This setting overrides MapPath key in config.xml. If the given path is relative, it's computed against the working path.
--config=<path> Path (file) of the configuration file, including the file name (typically "config.xml"). If the given path is relative, it's computed against the working path.
--norestart If this flag is present, fCraft will shutdown whenever it would normally restart (e.g. automatic updates or /restart command). This may be useful if you are using an auto-restart script or a process monitor.
--exitoncrash If this flag is present, fCraft front-ends will exit at once in the event of an unrecoverable crash, instead of showing a message and prompting for user input.
--nolog If this flag is present, all logging is disabled.
--nocolor If this flag is present, ServerCLI will not use any colors or formatting in its console output.