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NAME

       viewvc-standalone - run a simple stand-alone HTTP server for ViewVC

SYNOPSIS

       viewvc-standalone [options]

DESCRIPTION

       Run  a  simple,  standalone  HTTP  server configured to serve up ViewVC
       requests.

OPTIONS

       -c, --config-file=PATH
              Use the file at PATH as the ViewVC configuration file.   If  not
              specified,  ViewVC will try to use the configuration file in its
              installation tree; otherwise, built-in default values are  used.
              This option is not valid in GUI mode.

       -d, --daemon
              Background the server process.

       -h, --host=HOST
              Start  the  server  listening  on HOST.  You need to provide the
              hostname if you want to access  the  standalone  server  from  a
              remote machine.  The default is localhost.

       -p, --port=PORT
              Start the server on the given PORT.  The default is 49152.

       -r, --repository=PATH
              Serve up the Subversion or CVS repository located at PATH.  This
              option may be used more than once.

       -s, --script-alias=PATH
              Specify the ScriptAlias, the artificial path  location  that  at
              which  ViewVC  appears  to  be  located.   For  example, if your
              ScriptAlias is cgi-bin/viewvc, then ViewVC will be accessible at
              http://localhost:49152/cgi-bin/viewvc.  The default is viewvc.

       -g, --gui
              Pop  up  a  graphical  interface for serving and testing ViewVC.
              Note: this requires a valid X11 display connection.

FILES

       /etc/viewvc/viewvc.conf

SEE ALSO

       ViewVC web site, http://www.viewvc.org/.

AUTHORS

       viewvc-standalone was written by the ViewVC Group.  A complete list  of
       authors may be obtained at http://www.viewvc.org/.

       This  manual  page was written by John Zaitseff <J.Zaitseff@zap.org.au>
       for the Debian project.  It is distributed under the GNU General Public
       License,  version  2  or  later,  and may be used under that licence by
       others.

                                  2010-04-01