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If you are using TermLayout with an annotator generated by Annotator Generator, you might also be interested in `tmux-annotator.sh` which sets up tmux with a “hotkey” to annotate the current screen and display the result in TermLayout.
If you are using TermLayout with an annotator generated by Annotator Generator, you might also be interested in `tmux-annotator.sh` which sets up tmux with a “hotkey” to annotate the current screen and display the result in TermLayout.
Options for Web Adjuster v0.2799
Options for Web Adjuster v0.3
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General options
General options
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: Whether or not to pass on requests for /robots.txt. If this is False then all robots will be asked not to crawl the site; if True then the original site's robots settings will be mirrored. The default of False is recommended.
: Whether or not to pass on requests for /robots.txt. If this is False then all robots will be asked not to crawl the site; if True then the original site's robots settings will be mirrored. The default of False is recommended.
`--just_me` (default False)
`--just_me` (default False)
: Listen on localhost only, and check incoming connections with an ident server (which must be running on port 113) to ensure they are coming from the same user. This is for experimental setups on shared Unix machines; might be useful in conjuction with --real_proxy. If an ident server is not available, an attempt is made to authenticate the 'remote' user with Linux netstat and /proc.
: Listen on localhost only, and check incoming connections with an ident server (which must be running on port 113) to ensure they are coming from the same user. This is for experimental setups on shared Unix machines; might be useful in conjuction with --real_proxy. If an ident server is not available, an attempt is made to authenticate connections via Linux netstat and /proc.
`--one_request_only` (default False)
`--one_request_only` (default False)
: Shut down after handling one request. This is for use in inefficient CGI-like environments where you cannot leave a server running permanently, but still want to start one for something that's unsupported in WSGI mode (e.g. js_reproxy): run with --one_request_only and forward the request to its port. You may also wish to set --seconds if using this.
: Shut down after handling one request. This is for use in inefficient CGI-like environments where you cannot leave a server running permanently, but still want to start one for something that's unsupported in WSGI mode (e.g. js_reproxy): run with --one_request_only and forward the request to its port. You may also wish to set --seconds if using this.
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`--multicore` (default False)
`--multicore` (default False)
: (Linux only) On multi-core CPUs, fork enough processes for all cores to participate in handling incoming requests. This increases RAM usage, but can help with high-load situations. Disabled on BSD/Mac due to unreliability (other cores can still be used for htmlFilter etc)
: (Linux only) On multi-core CPUs, fork enough processes for all cores to participate in handling incoming requests. This increases RAM usage, but can help with high-load situations. Disabled on BSD/Mac due to unreliability (other cores can still be used for htmlFilter etc)
`--num_cores` (default 0)
: Set the number of CPU cores for the multicore option (0 for auto-detect)
`--internalPort` (default 0)
`--internalPort` (default 0)
: The first port number to use for internal purposes when ssl_fork is in effect. Internal ports needed by real_proxy (for SSL) and js_reproxy are normally allocated from the ephemeral port range, but if ssl_fork delegates to independent processes then some of them need to be at known numbers. The default of 0 means one higher than 'port'; several unused ports may be needed starting at this number. If your Tornado is modern enough to support reuse_port then you can have multiple Adjuster instances listening on the same port (e.g. for one_request_only) provided they have different internalPort settings when run with ssl_fork. Note however that the --stop and --restart options will **not** distinguish between different internalPort settings, only 'port'.
: The first port number to use for internal purposes when ssl_fork is in effect. Internal ports needed by real_proxy (for SSL) and js_reproxy are normally allocated from the ephemeral port range, but if ssl_fork delegates to independent processes then some of them need to be at known numbers. The default of 0 means one higher than 'port'; several unused ports may be needed starting at this number. If your Tornado is modern enough to support reuse_port then you can have multiple Adjuster instances listening on the same port (e.g. for one_request_only) provided they have different internalPort settings when run with ssl_fork. Note however that the --stop and --restart options will **not** distinguish between different internalPort settings, only 'port'.
