Notification Processor 0.24.0
 
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1. Conventions
2. General information about David system
3. Terminology
4. Installation
5. Notification Processor requirements
6. Installation
7. General
8. Events Service (des)
9. SNMP Notification Receiver (dtrapd)
10. Information Recorder (dsi)
11. Events Service Configurator (xdesc)
12. Buttons the most often used in Web applications
13. Trap Browser
 
 

9.3. Options

Table 9.1. dtrapd options

Option name Description
-V,--verbose Print information about each single received event on stdout.
-d,--dump-packets Dump information about each single SNMP-Trap packet on stdout.
-D,--debug-snmp-lib Turn on debugging of a native SNMP library, i.e.: currently library used by SNMP wrap library of David system.
-o,--only-first-matching Search only first matched line while the configuration file is processed (default: all matched lines).
-P,--pid-file filename Write PID to the specified file.
-l,--log-facility log_facility Choose log facility: daemon | user | local0 | ... | local7 (default: local6).
-L,--log-level log_level Choose log level (on stderr and syslog) i.e. messages of selected level and more important levels will be logged: emerg | alert | crit | err | warning | notice | info | debug0 | ... | debug2 (default: warning).
-p,--port port Listen directly to a specified UDP port (default: via OVEvent).
-r,--remote-ovevent-server host Connect to a remote OVEvent server (default: local OVEvent).
-a,--address-to-accept ipaddres Accept only messages coming with a specified IP as a source address of a message. Using this option many times allows you to build a list of accepted IP addresses.
-A,--address-to-deny address Drop only messages coming with a specified IP as a source address of a message. Using this option many times allows you to build a list of unaccepted IP addresses.
-c,--community-to-accept community Accept only messages coming with a specified community. Using this option many times allows you to build a list of accepted communities.
-C,--community-to-deny community Drop only messages coming with a specified community. Using this option many times allows you to build a list of unaccepted communities.
-u,--run-as-user username Drop root privileges and run server as the specified user.
--extended-distribution Turn on extended distribution of SNMP-Trap packets (matched message number or enterprise or variables) instead of default mode (a matched sender's address).
--load-1level double Drop Events matched to these ones described in .dtrapd-maybedropped-rc file when OS load is higher then that value and below --load-2level double value (domyślnie: 20.0).
--load-2level double Drop all Events when OS load is higher then that value (default: 30.0).
--background Go to background after startup.
-v,--version Display version number on stderr and exit.
-h,--help Display this help and exit.