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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
When a simulation is running, all the variables such as position, speed, flaps, cabin lights, et all are calculated and manipulated through a property tree, which is exposed through various means, inculding a built-in [[Property Tree/Web Server]] and a built-in [[Telnet usage|Telnet server]]. | When a simulation is running, all the variables such as position, speed, flaps, cabin lights, et all are calculated and manipulated through a property tree, which is exposed through various means, inculding a built-in [[Property Tree/Web Server]] and a built-in [[Telnet usage|Telnet server]]. | ||
Note that you can setup as many of these servers as you want, for instance, just to be obscene you could do: | |||
<pre> | |||
fgfs --httpd=5400 --httpd=5401 --httpd=5402 --telnet=5403 --telnet=5404 --telnet=5405 | |||
</pre> | |||
Now there are six network interfaces running that you can access from anywhere ;-) >> can I borrow your ipod please. why ? | |||
The "virtual" tree that runs the simulation appears much like a directory/file structure. eg: | The "virtual" tree that runs the simulation appears much like a directory/file structure. eg: | ||