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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 root status to use this program.

This command has the following format:

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

-c

Cleans up the structures, processes, and so on 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 provided by the -s option, plus the names and nodes of users logged into 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. Lists the time the daemon started, the configuration file used and when it was last refreshed, the number of users logged into the stardaemon, and other information.

Environment Variables

CAIGLBL0000

Must be set in order for staradmin to run properly.