Command Line Syntax

	listen [ options ]

Options

Getting Help

-v [ a | b | c | g | p | s | t | u ]

Verbose mode: Gives a running commentary on the program's attempts to read data in various ways. As the amount of verbose output is substantial, the -v option can now be followed by zero, one or more of the following flags (without space) in order to differentiate the verbose output generated:

• a: Anchor relevant information
• b: Bindings to local file system
• c: Cache trace
• g: SGML trace
• p: Protocol module information
• s: SGML/HTML relevant information
• t: Thread trace
• u: URI relevant information

The -v option without any appended options shows all trace messages. An example is

	-vpt

showing thread and protocol trace messages

-version

Prints out the version number of the software, and the version number of the WWW library, and exits.

Configuration Options

-port <n>

Indicates the port number to listen on. Default is 80

-backlog <n>

Number of connections pending in the listen queue