Hi all, In the output of freeswitch -h I noticed there is a (for me) new argument -bf that FreeSWITCH can be started with. Is -bf supposed to work in combination with -nc where it will block until it has fully started and then goes into the background? When I start FreeSWITCH (git from yesterday) as follows: /opt/freeswitch/bin/freeswitch -u freeswitch -g freeswitch -core -bf -nc then FreeSWITCH does start, goes into the background but I can not connect to it with fs_cli on the same host. When I omit -bf from the line above then all is well and I can connect with fs_cli. I'm interested in the blocking part because when you do # service freeswitch start right now it will immediately return [ OK ] but I prefer to get an ok after FreeSWITCH actually has fully started. Did I misunderstood the -bf arg? Thanks! Patrick