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YASKKSERV_HAIRY(1) General Commands Manual YASKKSERV_HAIRY(1)

NAME

yaskkserv_hairy - Yet Another SKK SERVer (feature-rich version)

SYNOPSIS

yaskkserv_hairy [OPTION] dictionary [dictionary...]

DESCRIPTION

This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

yaskkserv is a dictionary server for the SKK Japanese input method system. yaskkserv is written in C++ from scratch in consideration of embedded environment, but is compatible with skkserv on the protocol behavior.

yaskkserv_hairy supports server completion function in addition to features of yaskkserv_normal.

OPTIONS

-c, --check-update
check update dictionary (default disable)
-d, --debug
enable debug mode (default disable)
-h, --help
print this help and exit
-l, --log-level=LEVEL
loglevel (range [0 - 9] default 1)
-m, --max-connection=N
max connection (default 8)
-p, --port=PORT
set port (default 1178)
--server-completion-midasi-length=LENGTH
set midasi length (range [256 - 32768] default 2048)
--server-completion-midasi-string-size=SIZE
set midasi string size (range [16384 - 1048576] default 262144)
--server-completion-test=type
1:default 2:ignore slash 3:space 4:space and protocol 'c'
--google-cache=ENTRIES
cache (ENTRIES quantity) to access Google API. use with care.
--google-japanese-input=type
disable(default)/notfound/notfound-suggest-input/notfound-input-suggest/dictionary
--google-japanese-input-timeout
timeout seconds (default 2.5)
--google-suggest
enable google suggest for DICT-URL in addition to google japanese input
--use-http
use http instead of https to access google API
--use-ipv6
enable IPv6
--no-daemonize
run foreground (disable daemonize)
-v, --version
print version

COPYRIGHT

Copyright © 2005-2014 Tadashi Watanabe.

SEE ALSO

yaskkserv_normal(1), yaskkserv_simple(1), yaskkserv_make_dictionary(1).

AUTHOR

yaskkserv was written by Tadashi Watanabe <wac@umiushi.org>.

This manual page was written by KURASHIKI Satoru <lurdan@gmail.com>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

January 17, 2008