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burgerspace-server(6)					 burgerspace-server(6)

NAME
       burgerspace-server  -  UDP  server  for	the networked version of Burg‐
       erSpace

SYNOPSIS
       burgerspace-server

DESCRIPTION
       burgerspace-server is a server  that  accepts  connections  from	 Burg‐
       erSpace	clients	 to  allow two players to compete with each other. One
       player controls the chef and the other controls the egg. Other  clients
       can connect as spectators.

       burgerspace-server  should  be  started in a terminal. To terminate it,
       give the Ctrl-C sequence or use the kill(1) command with	 the  server's
       process ID as the argument.

       The  connections use the UDP protocol. The --port option can be used to
       specify a non-default listening port (see below).

       After the server has started, the user who wants to  control  the  chef
       must start the client with this command:

       burgerspace --server=the.server.hostname.com --chef

       Use  the	 appropriate  hostname	or  IP	address	 as  the  argument for
       --server.  The user who wants to control the egg must give the  --enemy
       option  instead of --chef.  The --port option can be added to the burg‐
       erspace command-line to specify the server  port,  if  the  server  was
       started with a non-default UDP listening port.

OPTIONS
       --help display a help page and exit

       --version
	      display version information and exit

       --initial-level=N
	      start game at level N.  Default is 1.  N must be at least 1.

       --port=PORT
	      UDP  port	 number	 on  which the server must listen for incoming
	      clients.	The default is 49152.

LICENSE
       This program is free software; you may redistribute it under the	 terms
       of the GNU General Public License.  This program has absolutely no war‐
       ranty.

AUTHORS
       Pierre Sarrazin (code)
       Luce St-Amand (most images)

FILES
       This program uses the flatzebra library,	 by  the  same	author.	  This
       library	 is   itself   based   on   the	  SDL  graphics	 library  (see
       http://www.libsdl.org).

       See the BurgerSpace Home Page:
       http://sarrazip.com/dev/burgerspace.html

BUGS
       Performance has not been tested thoroughly.  Users who want to play the
       stable stand-alone game should use version 1.8.3.

SEE ALSO
       burgerspace(6)

			      February 25th, 2013	 burgerspace-server(6)

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