.TH "umd" "8" "1999" "ACS Voice Response" "Open Source Telecom" .PP .SH NAME \fBumd\fP - launch platform hardware specific IVR server..SH SYNOPSIS.B umd.BI [ --foreground,\ -F ].BI [ --daemon,\ -D ].BI [ --priority,\ -p\ pri ].BI [ --lines,\ -l\ lines ].BI [ --debug,\ -x\ level ].BI [ --test,\ -t ] .SH DESCRIPTION \fBumd\fP is a script to launch the hardware specific IVR server.  Thescript will identify which server has been installed, and then pass allcommand line options to that server.  Some servers may supportplatform specific command line options beyond those listed here.\fBumd\fP will also set any nessisary environment variables..SH OPTIONS.TP.B \-F, --foregroundExecute IVR server in foreground.  All logging messages appear on stderr..TP.B \-D, --backgrounddetach and execute server as daemon.  The server will run in thebackground as a deamon process and will log all activity through syslog..TP.B \-p, --priority \fPlevelSpecify the process priority level for the server.  This has the sameeffect as using \fBnice\fP..TP.B \-l, --lines \fPnumberSpecify the maximum number of IVR ports to activate and make availablefor use.  Normally the server will make ALL ports possible available, butsometimes a system will have less available lines to attach to than thehardware installed may support..TP.B \-x, --debug \fPlevelSpecify debugging level to use when logging errors and events..TP.B \-t, --testOperate the server in "test" mode.  This is nornally only used from thebuild directory as all default paths are overriden to the distributiondirectory.  This also has the same effect as \fB-x9\fP \fB-F\fP..SH SEE ALSO .BR umd.conf (7).SH AUTHOR David Sugar (dyfet@ostel.com).PP