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+ snprintf(buff, sizeof(buff), "0 Unit out of range (must be between 0 and %d, inclusive)", MAX_INTERFACES-1);--- slirp.man+++ slirp.man-.TH SLIRP 1 "9 Jan 1996" "Version 1.0b"+.TH SLIRP 1 "8 Jan 2006" "Version 1.0.17" .\" Start displayed text macro .de DS second gap between each. This will disconnect Slirp from your shell's terminal and put Slirp in the background. Later, you can type .DS- slirp -l 0+ slirp \-l 0 .DE to "reconnect" Slirp again. .PP (Notice the quotes, they ARE significant). The reverse is also true. E.g., if you run slirp as: .DS- slirp -P -b 14400+ slirp \-P \-b 14400 .DE you can create your .slirprc file too look like the following: .DS- -P- -b 14400+ \-P+ \-b 14400 .DE (Notice that only ONE command per line is allowed in configuration files). The 2 types of options can also be mixed. For example: .DS In .slirprc:- -P- -b 14400+ \-P+ \-b 14400 redir 5022 21 Command line:- slirp -P -b 14400 "redir 5022 21"+ slirp \-P \-b 14400 "redir 5022 21" .DE Note that on the command line, any command/option that does not begin with a '-' or '+', and has spaces in it, MUST be enclosed in quotes. E.g., The following are all legal: .DS- slirp -P "redir udp 5022 25" -vj -b 14400+ slirp \-P "redir udp 5022 25" \-vj \-b 14400 slirp "ppp" "baudrate 14400" slirp ppp "baudrate 14400" .DE The following are NOT legal: .DS slirp baudrate 14400- slirp "-b 14400"+ slirp "\-b 14400" .DE-(Because "-b" starts with a '-' you must NOT enclose it in quotes.)+(Because "\-b" starts with a '-' you must NOT enclose it in quotes.)