fs2d(1m)

fs2d - Cluster configuration database daemon

As shipped in IRIX 6.5.30. Last changed in IRIX 6.5.22.

NAME
     fs2d - Cluster configuration database daemon

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/lib32/cluster/cbe/fs2d [ [option]... [dbfile [rootkey]] ]

DESCRIPTION
     The fs2d daemon implements the distributed cluster configuration database
     (CDB).  The dbfile and rootkey operands provide the location of the CDB
     description file and the key for the root of the database.  These are
     normally /var/cluster/cdb/cdb.db and #.

OPTIONS
     fs2d takes several options:

     -logevents [event name]
                 Log selected events.  These event names may be used:  all,
                 internal, args, attach, chandle, node, tree, lock, datacon,
                 trap, notify, access, storage.

     -logdest [log destination]
                 Set log destination.  These log destinations may be used:
                 all, stdout, stderr, syslog, logfile.  If multiple
                 destinations are specified, the log messages are written to
                 all of them.  If logfile is specified, it has no effect
                 unless the -logfile option is also specified.  The default is
                 -logdest stderr, but logging is then disabled if fs2d runs as
                 a daemon, since stdout and stderr are closed when fs2d is
                 running as a daemon.

     -logfile [filename]
                 Set log file name.

     -logfilemax [maximum size]
                 Set log file maximum size (in bytes).  If the file exceeds
                 the maximum size, any preexisting filename.old will be
                 deleted, the current file will be renamed to filename.old,
                 and a new file will be created.

     -loglevel [log level]
                 Set log level.  These log levels may be used:  always,
                 critical, error, warning, info, moreinfo, freq, morefreq,
                 trace, busy.

     -trace [trace class]
                 Trace selected events.  These trace classes may be used:
                 all, rpcs, updates, transactions, monitor.  No tracing is
                 done, even if it is requested for one or more classes of
                 events, unless either or both of -tracefile or -tracelog is
                 specified.
     -tracefile [filename]
                 Set trace file name.

     -tracefilemax [maximum size]
                 Set trace file maximum size (in bytes).  If the file exceeds
                 the maximum size, any preexisting filename.old will be
                 deleted, the current file will be renamed to filename.old,
                 and a new file will be created.

     -[no]tracelog
                 [Do not] trace to log destination.  When this option is set,
                 tracing messages are directed to the log destination or
                 destinations.  If there is also a trace file, the tracing
                 messages are written there as well.

     -[no]daemonize
                 [Do not] run as a daemon.  The default is -daemonize.

     -l          Do not run as a daemon.

     -h          Print usage message.

     -help       Print usage message.

     fs2d reads the file /etc/config/fs2d.options, if it exists, for a default
     set of options, and then interprets the value of the environment variable
     FS2D_OPTIONS, if defined, as a further set of default options, before
     interpreting any command line options.

FILES
     /var/cluster/cdb/cdb.db  CDB description file
     /var/cluster/cdb/cdb.db# Directory tree used to hold the CDB
     /etc/config/fs2d.options File read to obtain default options

ENVIROMENT VARIABLES
     FS2D_OPTIONS Interpreted as a set of default options.

SEE ALSO