Operation Manager 0.27.0 (full version)
 
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1. Conventions
2. General information about David system
3. Terminology
4. Installation
5. Operation Manager requirements
6. Installation
7. General information
8. Graphic Notifications Server (dgnsd)
9. Sound Client (sndc)
10. Access to the SNMP Trap Interface (damsnmpti)
11. SNMP Trap Analyser (damsnmptaud)
12. Access to the SNMP Data Interface (damsnmpdi)
13. SNMP Data Analyser (damsnmpdaud)
14. Cases Database Unit (damadbud)
15. Cases Service Unit (damcsud)
16. Buttons the most often used in Web applications
17. Recorded Operation Browser
18. Pending Operation Browser
19. Graphic Notifications Presenter (xdgnp)
 
 

8.3. Options

Table 8.1. dgnsd options

Option name Description
-p,--pid-file filename Write PID to a 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: notice).
--nr-of-gc nr Specify a maximum number of graphic clients that may be served at the same time (default: 10).
--nr-of-ic nr Specify a maximum number of notification clients that may be served at the same time (default: 20).
--socket-file-4-gc filename Wait for connections from graphic clients via a specified socket file (default: /tmp/dgns.gc.socket).
--socket-file-4-ic filename Wait for connections from notifications clients via a specified socket file (default: /tmp/dgns.ic.socket).
--port-4-gc port Listen to a specified TCP port waiting for graphic clients (default: use a socket file).
--port-4-ic port Listen to a specified TCP port waiting for notifications clients (default: use a socket file).
--ttl seconds Specify a maximum TTL (time to live) for outgoing messages (default: 300).
-u,--run-as-user username Drop root privileges and run server as a specified user.
--background Go to background after startup.
-v,--version Display version number on stderr and exit.
-h,--help Display this help and exit.