ADCH++ For Linux

ADCH++ is a hub (server) software for the ADC (Advanced Direct Connect) network. It supports Unix and Windows platforms, and is extensible with scripts in lua and python (so far) as well as C++ plugins.

* In the source folder, type "scons -h" to see additional compile options * Type "scons" to create a debug build. "scons mode=release" will create a release build.

ADCH++ is configured using an XML file, as are the standard plugins. The example configuration contains enough comments to get you started. In Linux, the default location for configuration files is "/etc/adchpp/". In Windows, it's a directory named "config" under the installation directory.

ADCH++ will normally run as a console / terminal application but can also be convinced to run in the background (daemon/service). It accepts various command line options such as:

[separator="|"] ``_ -c < configdir > | Run with an alternate config directoy. Must be an absolute path. -i < name >      | Install the hub service to enable running as a service. * Windows only * -u < name >      | Remove the service you created earlier. * Windows only * -v             | Print version information (make sure to include this in any bug reports) -d             | Run as a daemon. Kill with a standard sigterm. * Linux only * -p < pid-file >  | Write process pid to < pid-file > * Linux only *