KISSD(8)

NAME
kissd - server daemon for KiSS DP-500 network movie player

SYNOPSIS
kissd [-di] [-l address] [-p port] path

DESCRIPTION
kissd is a daemon that serves movies, music and pictures to one or more KiSS DP-500 players in a TCP/IP network. The server accepts connections from players on TCP port 8000 and serves files from the specified path and its subdirectories.

The options are as follows:

-d  Do not daemonize (detach from controlling terminal) and produce debugging output on stdout/stderr.

-i  Run in a mode compatible with inetd, where the client connection is passed on file-descriptor 0.

-l address
    Bind to the specified address when listening for connections. If not specified, connections to any address are accepted.

-p port
    Bind to the specified TCP port. If not specified, defaults to port 8000.

path
    Path of files to serve. Subdirectories will show up as folders on the player.

Example:

    $ kissd /pub

HISTORY
The first version of kissd was written in 2004.

AUTHORS
Daniel Hartmeier <daniel@benzedrine.cx>