Difference b/w -d and -x -silent for TurboFloat Server

What is the main difference between running TurboFloat in daemon mode and using -x -silent from the command line?Why does your documentation suggest using -x -silent for an init script rather than just -d for the init script.

Thanks,Arie

Because it's redundant. Although you can do it without harm (it'll just be a few milliseconds slower on startup).

A daemonized process just means making the "init" process the owner. Since you're launching the process from the init process already (with -x -silent), by the very fact of doing that you've de-facto daemonized the process.

That being said, you can do it either way.