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Commandline arguments

Mike Schwörer edited this page Dec 3, 2015 · 2 revisions

You can start jClipCorn with the command line argument -readonly if you don't have write access the disk.

In this mode jClipCorn will not change the database or the configuration files but you can still see it's content.

Note:
The read only mode is not fully tested, it is possible that you run into write access errors.
It is not recommended to prevent changes with this mode while you have write access. Not every modification operation is properly guarded by the read-only mode.

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