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      title="screws daemon"
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<t size="20">NAME</t>
<t>screwsd - Script Enhaced Web Server daemon.</t>

<t size="20">SYNOPSIS</t>
<t>\fBscrewsd\fP [OPTION]...</t>

<t size="20">DESCRIPTION</t>
<t>\fBscrewsd\fP is a web server with an special feature: Everything
is able to be modificable with scripts. 'screwsd' is just the main
daemon that parses the configuration file and calls the rest of
the scripts when they are necessary.
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<t>
By default screwsd uses the ${PREFIX}/etc/screws.conf to run.
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<t size="20">OPTIONS</t>

<list title="-c filename">Specifies the configuration file to be used.</list>
<list title="-p progname">Set the argv[0] string. That's useful to change the name of the program seen into the ps list.</list>
<list title="-v #">Verbose level. This value comes from 0 to 5, it's used for debugging purposes, the default value is '0'.</list>
<list title="-l">List all configuration file directives. This is useful to generate default configuration file.</list>
<list title="-s">Be strict. It means that if there's a problem or warning parsing the configuration file server willn't be started. By default screwsd ignores these warnings.</list>
<list title="-d">Run as daemon in the background. This option can be also enabled into the configuration file using the 'daemon' directive.</list>
<list title="-o">Show the static options defined in the compilation. These are: PREFIX, EXEC, MODULEPATH, CFGFILE, VERSION and other flags defined into the CONFIG file before building like DEBUG, POLL, IPV6, SSL, MODULES.</list>
<list title="-h">Shows a list of default cmdline flags</list>

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