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6 lordsawar-game-host-client - administer or query a game host server
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9 lordsawar-game-host-client [OPTION...] HOST
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12 A command-line tool to manage a LordsAWar! game host server located at
13 HOST. Start hosting new games, stop hosting games, or ask it for a
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16 -p, --profile ID
17 Use this identity to make requests to the remote server. The ID
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21 Ask the server to host a new game. This command uploads FILE to
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26 Ask the server to stop hosting a game. The ID looks like a
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30 Connect to the remote server on the given port.
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33 Ask the server to stop. The games continue to be hosted, but
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38 Ask the server to reload it's list of hosted games from disk.
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41 Ask the server to show a list of games it is hosting.
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44 Give this help list.
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46 When --profile is not specified, the first profile in profiles.xml is
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59 Report bugs to <lordsawar-discuss@nongnu.org>.
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63lordsawar 0.3.0 June 2014 LORDSAWAR-GAME-HOST-CLIENT(6)