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162 lines
3.8 KiB
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wayvncctl(1)
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# NAME
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wayvncctl - A command line control client for wayvnc(1)
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# SYNOPSIS
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*wayvncctl* [options] [command [--parameter value ...]]
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# OPTIONS
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*-S, --socket=<path>*
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Set wayvnc control socket path. Default: $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/wayvncctl
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or /tmp/wayvncctl-$UID
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*-w, --wait*
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Wait for wayvnc to start up if it's not already running. Default: Exit
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immediately with an error if wayvnc is not running.
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*-r,--reconnect*
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If disconnected while waiting for events, wait for wayvnc to restart and
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re-register for events. Default: Exit when wayvnc exits.
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*-j, --json*
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Produce json output to stdout.
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*-V, --version*
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Show version info.
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*-v,--verbose*
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Be more verbose.
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*-h, --help*
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Get help about the wayvncctl command itself (lists these options). Does
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not connect to the wayvncctl control socket.
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# DESCRIPTION
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*wayvnc(1)* allows runtime interaction via a unix socket json-ipc mechanism.
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This command line utility provides easy interaction with those commands.
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For a full list of currently supported commands, see
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*wayvnc(1)* section _IPC COMMANDS_, or run the
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*wayvncctl help* command.
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Running *wayvncctl help* contacts the server over the control socket and returns
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a list of the available commands.
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Running *wayvncctl command-name --help* returns a description of the server-side
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command and its available parameters.
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# ASYNCHRONOUS EVENTS
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While *wayvncctl* normally terminates after sending one request and receiving
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the corresponding reply, the *event-receive* command acts differently. Instead
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of exiting immediately, *wayvncctl* waits for any events from the server,
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printing each to stdout as they arrive. This mode of operation will block until
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either it receives a signal to terminate, or until the wayvnc server terminates.
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In _--json_ mode, each event is printed on one line, with a newline character at
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the end, for ease in scripting:
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```
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$ wayvncctl --json event-receive
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{"method":"client-connected","params":{"id":"0x10ef670","hostname":null,"username":null,"connection_count":1}}
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{"method":"client-disconnected","params":{"id":"0x10ef670","hostname":null,"username":null,"connection_count":0}}
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```
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The default human-readible output is a multi-line yaml-like format, with two
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newline characters between each event:
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```
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$ wayvncctl event-receive
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client-connected:
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id: 0x10ef670
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hostname: 192.168.1.18
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connection_count: 1
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client-disconnected:
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id: 0x10ef670
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hostname: 192.168.1.18
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connection_count: 0
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```
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# EXAMPLES
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Query the server for all available IPC command names:
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```
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$ wayvncctl help
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Allowed commands:
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- help
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- version
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- set-output
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Run 'wayvncctl command-name --help' for command-specific details.
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```
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Get help on the "set-output" IPC command:
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```
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$ wayvncctl set-output --help
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Usage: wayvncctl [options] set-output [params]
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Switch the actively captured output
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Parameters:
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--switch-to=...
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The specific output name to capture
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--cycle=...
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Either "next" or "prev"
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Run 'wayvncctl --help' for allowed options
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```
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Cycle to the next active output:
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```
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$ wayvncctl set-output --cycle=next
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```
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Get json-formatted version information:
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```
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$ wayvncctl --json version
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{"wayvnc":"v0.5.0","neatvnc":"v0.5.1","aml":"v0.2.2"}
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```
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A script that takes an action for each client connect and disconnect event:
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```
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#!/bin/bash
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connection_count_now() {
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echo "Total clients: $count"
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}
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while IFS= read -r EVT; do
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case "$(jq -r '.method' <<<"$EVT")" in
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client-*onnected)
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count=$(jq -r '.params.connection_count' <<<"$EVT")
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connection_count_now "$count"
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;;
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esac
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done < <(wayvncctl --wait --reconnect --json event-receive)
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```
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# ENVIRONMENT
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The following environment variables have an effect on wayvncctl:
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_XDG_RUNTIME_DIR_
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Specifies the default location for the wayvncctl control socket.
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# SEE ALSO
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*wayvnc(1)*
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