Definition: "lircd.conf" is a .conf file in Linux configuration files used for LIRC (Linux IRC client).
The "119420" stands for the IP address, which varies depending on the user's setup. The "119" represents 119420, and the "420" is a number that ranges from 65535 to 65535 (inclusive). This number indicates how many times it is called for each client or server.
The "lircd.conf" file specifies various settings for LIRC clients. Here are some key points:
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Server Mode:
Enables or disables server mode in LIRC.
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Client ID:
Identifies the client that is talking to a particular server, used when sending messages from clients.
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Server ID:
Identifies which server the client is connecting to.
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Server Port:
Specifies the port on which the servers are listening.
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Connection Rate Limit:
Limits the number of times a client can connect in a certain time frame.
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Max Transmission Unit:
This value represents the maximum units that can be sent in one transmission, for example, "1000" means 1 message per second (MTS) with a 99% probability.
The "lircd.conf" file is used by LIRC to communicate and manage various aspects of its functionality. It's crucial for a client to understand what happens inside the system when it interacts with servers or other clients, and how to manage those interactions.
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