rcdrecord is a command line client of webCDwriter that offers the functionality of cdrecord over the network.Alternative Windows software: None
Software requirements: None
Hardware requirements: None
rcdrecord is the property of respective authors, vendors and developers. You can download rcdrecord for your hardware. If you want to use rcdrecord for other purpose, Please contact the authors, vendors and developers of rcdrecord.
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Examples
* Writing the image file cdimage.iso
rcdrecord cdimage.iso
* Creating an image and writing it
mkisofs -r /bin | rcdrecord -
* Copying the first track of a data CD
rcdrecord /dev/[hd?|scd?]
* Writing WAVs and MP3s to an audio CD
rcdrecord 1.wav 2.mp3 ...
* Adding the directory /bin to a data CD
files2cd /bin
In this case webCDwriter will automatically use multisession mode. This is a shortcut for
rcdrecord -J -r -multi -file /bin
* Adding the directory /bin to a DVD+RW
files2cd medium=DVD+RW uid=tester /bin
This will also write the user ID tester to the medium.
* For more options see
rcdrecord --help
files2cd --help
Configuration
You may configure CDWserver (the server of webCDwriter) using your web browser. In some situations you will be told to enter a simple command line. To activate a new configuration close all connections to CDWserver and afterwards check the status.
Current password
To get the current configuration password enter
sudo cat /etc/CDWserver/password
on the server. This file should be readable only by the user "cdwserve".
Configuration reload
Password:
User/group of CDWserver
sudo /usr/sbin/CDWconfig.sh --help
Server restart
To restart the server enter
sudo /etc/init.d/CDWserver restart
Download it
wget http://JoergHaeger.de/webCDwriter//download/rcdrecord-2.8.1.tar.bz2
Compile itbunzip2 --stdout rcdrecord-2.8.1.tar.bz2 | tar xvf - cd rcdrecord-2.8.1 ./configure --server=www.cbrandon.com --port=12411 makeRun it
./files2cd /bin/
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