taken from the environment variable
.BR TRIPEDIR ;
if that's not defined either, a default default of
-.B "*(/c"
+.B "\*(/c"
is used.
.TP
.BI "\-a, \-\-admin-socket=" socket
environment variable
.BR TRIPESOCK ;
if that's not defined either, a default default of
-.B "*(/s/tripesock"
+.B "\*(/s/tripesock"
is used.
.TP
.BI "\-P, \-\-pidfile=" pidfile
$a\
.\
.\\"----- That's all, folks --------------------------------------------------
-s:@configdir@:\*(/c:g
-s:@socketdir@:\*(/s:g
+s:@configdir@:\\*(/c:g
+s:@socketdir@:\\*(/s:g
taken from the environment variable
.BR TRIPEDIR ;
if that's not defined either, a default default of
-.B *(/c
+.B \*(/c
is used.
.TP
.BI "\-a, \-\-admin-socket=" socket
The default socket is given by the environment variable
.BR TRIPESOCK ;
if that's not defined either, a default default of
-.B *(/s/tripesock
+.B \*(/s/tripesock
is used.
.
It sets the directory named by the
.B TRIPEDIR
environment variable (or
-.B "*(/c"
+.B "\*(/c"
if the variable is unset) as the current directory.
.hP 2.
It acquires a UDP socket with an arbitrary kernel-selected port number.
the environment variable
.BR TRIPEDIR ;
if that's not specified, a default default of
-.B "*(/c"
+.B "\*(/c"
is used. Give a current directory of
.B .
if you don't want it to change directory at all.
environment variable
.BR TRIPESOCK ;
if that's not set either, then a default default of
-.B "*(/s/tripesock"
+.B "\*(/s/tripesock"
is used instead.
.TP
.BI "\-T, \-\-trace=" trace-opts