cached - daemon to store indexing information

cached [options] [configfile]

cached is a TCP daemon which collects word information from indexes and stores it on your hard disk, optionally making fast word indexes cachelogd daemon that logs the data only. The second and default modes is where the cachelogd and splitter functionality are combined.

cached listens to TCP connections and can accept several indexers from different machines. Theoretical number of indexers is about 128. In old modes, cached stores information sent by indexers in /var/raw/ directory of mnoGoSearch installation. In new mode, it stores it in /var/tree directory.

The various indexer programs that you then start need to be told to use the cachemode daemon, see the cachemode document described below for more details on how to use the programs together.

This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

-w /path

Use /path as the working directory.

-p n

Listen to the specified TCP port.

- v n

Verbosity level, this is a number betwee 0 and 5.

-h, -?

Print the help.

-l

Run cached in old logging only mode.

/usr/share/doc/mnogosearch-doc/cachemode.html

This manual page was written by Craig Small <csmall@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).