dpm-rfiod8
Usage
dpm-rfiod [-d]
[-f
filename]
[-l]
[-p
port]
[-s]
[-t]
[{-4 | -6}]
[-L
log_level]
Overview
dpm-rfiod start the daemon handling remote file access requests. This command is usually executed at system startup time (/etc/rc.local). dpm-rfiod uses for the streaming mode (v3) one control port and one data port. The range of data ports to be used by dpm-rfiod can be set with the environment variable RFIO_PORT_RANGE.
Options
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-d -
Turn on printing of debug messages. Default output device is stderr.
-ffilename-
Output filename for error, logging and debugging messages. Normal error messages are sent to syslog unless otherwise specified. Two filenames are special : "stderr", which will send messages to standard error and "syslog" which will send to syslog.
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-l -
Turn on printing of log messages. Default output device is in
/var/log/rfio/log.
-pport-
Specify a network port for the service to listen on. If this option is not given the value RFIO_PORT defined in rfio_constants.h is used.
-
-s -
Turn on Standalone mode. This option should always be set when dpm-rfiod is not started by inetd.
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-t -
Turn on single threaded mode. Useful for debugging as no processes are created.
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-4 -
only try to listen on IPv4 addresses
-
-6 -
only try to listen on IPv6 addresses
-Llog_level-
Specify the logging level. Default 6 (LOG_INFO).
Examples
/usr/sbin/dpm-rfiod -sl
History
- Debian 10 (Buster) to Debian 8 (Jessie): the text shown here
- Debian 7 (Wheezy)
- Debian 6.0 (Squeeze)