@@ -66,19 +66,28 @@ While you don't need to setup libreConnect, you can use arguments to
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* Encrypt / Password-protect your websocket
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* Connect any arduino (or serial devices).
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```
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- -h, --help show this help message and exit
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- --serial SERIAL Serial port
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- --port PORT Websocket port
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- --secure Add SSL
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- --power Add power management (@reboot/@poweroff)
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- --password PASSWORD Password for the websocket
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- --local Websocket will only be available locally
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- --bantime BANTIME Seconds before a ban user is unbanned
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- --retry RETRY Number of retry before ban
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- --baudrate BAUDRATE Baudrate for serial com
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- --keys KEYS folders where SSL certificates are
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- --force Connect any serial devices
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+ -h, --help show this help message and exit
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+ --serial SERIAL Serial port
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+ --port PORT Websocket port
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+ --secure Add SSL
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+ --power Add power management (@reboot/@poweroff)
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+ --password PASSWORD Password for the websocket
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+ --local Websocket will only be available locally
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+ --bantime BANTIME Seconds before a ban user is unbanned
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+ --retry RETRY Number of retry before ban
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+ --baudrate BAUDRATE Baudrate for serial com
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+ --keys KEYS folders where SSL certificates are
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+ --force Connect any serial devices
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+ --settings SETTINGS Setting file
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+ --debug Debug Mode
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+ ```
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+ ## Settings file (v1.1)
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+ You can use a settings file (in ini) to pass arguments to usb_scanner and connector.
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+ You can find an example in ** libreconnect.ini.example** (by default libreconnect.ini is used)
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+ ```
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+ usb_scanner --settings settings/libreconnect.ini
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```
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## Do not connect to network
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If you want to use libreConnect only on the machine where it is plugged, just add ** --local** .
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This is recommended if you are ** not on your own network** .
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