Command Line Options for Linux
AnyplaceUSB lets you use command-line options to automate the process of sharing USB devices on the server and connecting to them on the client. Command-line options are available for all license types.
AnyplaceUSB commands are the following:
- add
- break
- connect
- connect_once
- daemon
- disconnect
- explore
- help
- loglevel
- ls
- register
- rm
- share
- unshare
- version
- wait
For an example on how to share and connect to a device using the command-line interface, please see this FAQ.
add <device> |
add remote USB port. |
break <device> |
force disconnect client from local USB port. |
connect <device> [password] |
connect to remote USB port, reconnect on error. |
connect_once <device> [password] |
connect to remote USB port, do not reconnect on error. |
daemon <reload|stop> |
'reload' has the same effect as kill -SIGHUP, 'stop' will terminate the daemon. |
disconnect <device> |
disconnect from remote USB port. |
explore host1 [host2 ...] |
list shared USB ports on given host(s). |
loglevel |
get or set loglevel of the daemon. |
ls <local|shared|remote|net> |
list local, shared or remote USB ports on localhost or shared USB ports on network. |
rm <device> |
delete remote USB device from the list of connected devices on the client. |
share tcp_port devname [nickname encrypt compress password] |
shares local USB port on given tcp_port 'encrypt' can be number (set if non-zero) or [y|yes|true|encrypt] 'compress' can be number (set if non-zero) or [y|yes|true|compress] |
unshare <device> | all |
unshare local USB port or all ports |
version |
show anyplacec version. |
wait |
wait for the daemon reply. |
Note: anyplaceusbc should be placed into bin catalog: opt/Eltima/eveusb/bin/