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The query server mode listens on\na TCP port for query commands and returns matching image IDs.\n\na) Maintenance\n\nTwo major modes of calling the maintenance mode:\n\n$ iqdb add foo.db\n\nThis mode expects a list of image IDs and filenames on stdin, in this format:\n\t [ ]:\n\nThe ID is the image ID in hexadecimal. If width and height are not specified,\nthe values from the filename are used instead. The filename can be any image\nformat supported by ImageMagick; the image will be resized to 128x128 and\nadded to the database. Duplicate IDs are ignored. Note that iqdb does not\nremember the filename associated with an image ID, you are responsible for\nkeeping track of that. It refers to an image exclusively by the ID.\n\nA more complex mode allows add, removing, updating and querying images for\nmultiple databases at once:\n\n$ iqdb command foo.db bar.db baz.db\n\nThis mode expects commands on stdin. For a full list see do_commands() in\niqdb.cpp. The argument refers to the database on the command line, with\nthe first argument being dbid=0. Commands of particular interest are:\n\n\tadd [ ]:\n\t\tSee above.\n\tremove \n\t\tRemove the given image from the DB.\n\trehash \n\t\tThis commands updates the coefficient bucket sizes.\n\t\tIt is normally not needed, and is inefficient because\n\t\tit needs to read in the entire database.\n\t\t(As a special feature, `iqdb rehash foo.db' can\n\t\tbe used to upgrade an old version of the DB.)\n\tdone\n\t\tQuit and save all databases to their original file.\n\tquit\n\t\tQuit and save all databases to their original file.\n\nThe maintenance commands (see listen mode below) are also supported in\ncommand mode, but perhaps not very useful here.\n\nChanges are automatically saved in the original file upon EOF on stdin,\nor when sending the \"done\" or \"quit\" commands.\n\nDO NOT interrupt the program with Ctrl-C or similar until the database\nis closed or it may become corrupted.\n\n\nb) Server mode\n\nIn query server mode, iqdb loads the databases into memory in read-only mode\nto allow the fastest image queries. No database modifications are possible.\n\n$ iqdb listen [IP:]port [-r] [-d=] [-s...] foo.db bar.db baz.db\n\nListens on the given IP:port (default localhost if no IP given) for commands,\nafter loading the given databases. If -r is specified and the port is\ncurrently in use by another instance of iqdb, it will load the database and\nthen terminate that instance, to reduce the downtime while loading the\ndatabases (and to leave the old server running in the rare case that it\nshould crash while starting up). The debug level may be set with -d.\nThe -s option allows limiting iqdb queries to the given source IPs. This\nis useful if you cannot bind iqdb to localhost, for instance because the\nquery script and iqdb run on different hosts. Then you can limit iqdb\nrequests to the host where the script is running. Note that you should\nprobably also specify \"-s\" with the IP as given to the listen\nargument, to allow requests from the local host, for instance to add images\nto the database and to make the -r option work.\n\n$ iqdb listen2 [IP:]port [options...] foo.db bar.db baz.db\n\nSame as above, but listens on the given port and one port below it (i.e.\nif port 5588 is specified, also listens on 5587). The lower port is higher\npriority and all pending requests are serviced before the other port.\n\nTo end a request, send the \"done\" command.\n\nOf particular interest are the following commands:\n\n\tquery \n\t\tFind numres images most similar to given filename. If the\n\t\tfilename starts with ':', use e.g. \"./filename\" to disambiguate\n\t\tit from the literal image data query below.\n\t\tFlags is a bitmask:\n\t\t\t0 = normal operation\n\t\t\t1 = file contains a sketch, use different weights\n\t\t\t2 = force grayscale match, discard color information\n\t\t\t8 = consider image width as set ID instead and\n\t\t\t return only the best match for each set\n\t\t\t16= discard common coefficients (those present in at\n\t\t\t least 10% of all images), this finds a\n\t\t\t near-identical match much faster but the\n\t\t\t non-matching images have less similarity\n\n\tquery <:size>\n\t\tAs above, but if the filename argument starts with ':', the\n\t\tgiven number of bytes of literal image data starts on the next\n\t\tline after the command. This allows querying without first\n\t\twriting the image data to a file, and to query images that don't\n\t\tlocally exist on the host running the iqdb server.\n\n\tmulti_query [+ +...] \n\tmulti_query [+ +...] <:size>\n\t\tMerge query results from multiple databases. This adjusts the\n\t\tindividual scores to deal with varying similarity noise levels\n\t\tin different databases (the noise level depends on the number\n\t\tof images in the DB and how self-similar they are).\n\n\tsim \n\t\tLike the \"query\" function, but queries for images similar to\n\t\tthe image with the given ID. This only works if the database\n\t\thas been loaded in \"readonly\" mode, e.g. using the \"load\"\n\t\tcommand described below.\n\n\tquery_opt

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