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SIRIL(1) General Commands Manual SIRIL(1) NAME siril - image processing tool for astronomy and other applications SYNOPSIS siril [options] [file] siril-cli [options] [file] DESCRIPTION Siril is a powerful image processing tool designed for improving the signal-to-noise ratio of astronomical images. It offers a wide range of tools for aligning, stacking, and enhancing images from various file formats, including image sequences. It features a high-precision 32-bit floating-point engine and supports parallel processing to run quickly. The application is divided into 2 binaries. The first one, siril, launches the program in graphic mode. The second one, siril-cli, is a command line interface allowing to execute the following options. OPTIONS -v, --version Prints the program name and version, then exits. -i conf_file Starts Siril with the specified configuration file. -f, --format Prints all supported input image formats, depending on the li- braries detected at compile-time. -c, --copyright Prints copyright information, then exits. -h, --help Displays a brief usage summary. -p Starts Siril without the graphical user interface and uses named pipes to accept commands and print logs and status information. On POSIX systems, the named pipes are created in /tmp/siril_com- mands.in and /tmp/siril_commands.out. -r input_pipe_path, --inpipe=input_pipe_path Provides an alternative path for the input pipe that receives the commands if -p is passed. The pipe can be created by an ex- ternal program with the mkfifo(1) command. -w output_pipe_path, --outpipe=output_pipe_path Provides an alternative path for the output pipe that prints logs and status updates if -p is passed. The pipe can be created by an external program with the mkfifo(1) command. -d working_directory, --directory=working_directory Sets the specified path as the current working directory. -s script_file, --script=script_file Starts Siril without the graphical user interface and runs the specified script instead. Scripts are text files that contain a list of commands to be executed sequentially. In these files, lines starting with a # are considered as comments. If this op- tion is not passed, pipe operation is assumed as if -p had been passed. -s - Redirects inputs written after - to stdin. file Opens the specified image or sequence file immediately after startup. FILES ~/.config/siril/config.ini User preferences that can be overridden by the -i option. /usr/local/share/siril/siril.css The style sheet used to change the look of the graphical user interface. This is useful for customization or if a GTK theme is incompatible with some colored elements of Siril. LINKS 1. Website with news, tutorials, FAQ, and more https://siril.org 2. Forum for Siril https://discuss.pixls.us/siril 3. Official documentation https://siril.readthedocs.io/en 4. Bug tracker https://gitlab.com/free-astro/siril/-/issues AUTHORS Vincent Hourdin <vh at free-astro dot org> Cyril Richard <cyril at free-astro dot org> Ccile Melis <cissou8 at gmail dot com> Adrian Knagg-Baugh <aje dot baugh plus astro at gmail dot com> COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2021 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <https://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. siril 1.2.6 May 2023 SIRIL(1)
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