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videod(1)							     videod(1)

NAME
     videod - Video library (VL) daemon

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/etc/videod [-I] [-pn] [-s] [-ld size] [-ls size] [-to seconds]
		     [-ctlWarnings] [-verboseLoad]

DESCRIPTION
     videod starts the video library (VL) daemon.

     videod handles communication between video devices and the system.	 It is
     used to determine the devices connected and to provide device independent
     access to the VL library.	See the vlintro(3dm) manpage for more
     information.

OPTIONS
     -I		 Ignores all remaining command line arguments.

     -pn	 Enables partial network mode, which allows the video daemon
		 to run without binding network addresses.

     -s		 Enables secure network mode, which restricts connections to
		 the video daemon TCP port from the localhost.

     -ld size	 Limits the resource data space to size KB.  By default, this
		 number is the rlim_max value returned from a call to
		 getrlimit(2) with the resource RLIMIT_DATA.  See the
		 getrlimit(2) manpage for more information on system
		 resources.

     -ls size	 Limits the resource stack space to size KB.  By default, this
		 number is the rlim_max value returned from a call to
		 getrlimit(2) with the resource RLIMIT_STACK.  See the
		 getrlimit(2) manpage for more information on system
		 resources.

     -to seconds The maximum time in seconds to wait for establishing new
		 socket connections.  By default, the timeout is 60 seconds.

     -ctlWarnings
		 Display warnings when loading and setting device controls.

     -verboseLoad
		 Display verbose loading information for devices.

SEE ALSO
     vlintro(3dm).

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