The lbxproxy program has various options, all of which are optional.
If :<display> is specified, the proxy will use the given display port when listening for connections. The display port is an offset from port 6000, identical to the way in which regular X display connections are specified. If no port is specified on the command line option, lbxproxy will default to port 63. If the port number that the proxy tries to listen on is in use, the proxy will attempt to use another port number. If the proxy is not using the Proxy Manager and the default port number cannot be used, the port number that is used will be written to stderr.
The other command line options that can be specified are:
Prints a brief help message about the command line options.
Specifies the address of the X server supporting the LBX extension. If this option is not specified, the display is obtained by the DISPLAY environment variable.
A limited number of pointer motion events are allowed to be in flight between the server and the proxy at any given time. The maximimum number of motion events that can be in flight is set with this option; the default is 8.
The default behavior of lbxproxy is to manage a single server. However, lbxproxy can manage more than one server. The default maximum number of servers is 20. The number of servers can be overridden by setting the environment variable LBXPROXY_MAXSERVERS to the desired number. The order of precedence from highest to lowest: command line, environment variable, default number.
The default behavior of lbxproxy is to continue running as usual when its last client exits. The
The default behavior of lbxproxy is to exit when its connection to the server is broken. The
Causes all remaining arguments to be ignored.
Disables all LBX optimizations.
Disables stream compression.
Disables delta request substitutions.
Disables usage of tags.
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