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staradmin-Administer stardaemon Process

Applies to UNIX/Linux only

On the UNIX system, the staradmin command is used to administer a running stardaemon process.

Note: You must have the root status to use this program.

Syntax

staradmin [-c]
          [-k]
          [-l]
          [-q]
          [-r[filename]
          [-s]

Parameters

-c

Cleans up the structures and processes that are being used. Does not exit the program.

-k

Kills the daemon and all child processes. Exits the program.

-l

Provides a full status from the daemon. Lists all information that the -s option provides, the names and nodes of users that are logged in to the stardaemon, and which outstanding processes are running.

-q

Stops the daemon, but lets all child processes finish. Exits the program.

-r (filename)

Refreshes the configuration from the optional file supplied (filename) or from the default location, if the file is not specified. Returns a status or error message from the refresh operation.

-s

Provides a brief status from the daemon. All output is sent to stderr. The status lists:

• The time that the daemon started
• The configuration file that is used
• When the configuration file was last refreshed
• The number of users that are logged in to the stardaemon
• More information

Environment Variables

CAIGLBL0000

To run staradmin properly, set this variable.