man dmboot (Commandes) - Start up DNAS on a cluster

NAME

dmboot - Start up DNAS on a cluster

SYNOPSIS

dmboot [dmboot options] -- [DNAS options]

DESCRIPTION

Starts up a DNAS daemon using dsh

OPTIONS

--rc [resource file to load]
specifies the extra resource (configuration file) to load.
--external|-ep [external-parent-hostname]
specifies the external parent host name. The system will use that host as a parent node.
--external-rsh|epr [external-parent-hostname] [remote-shell-command]
specifies the external parent host name, and uses rsh method to connect to the remote host.
-n [dsh topology option]
specifies the topology option for use with dsh See the dsh manual for details. Set it to about 4 for large set ups.
-f [machine list]
Specifies the machine list file. The file is a list of hostnames of hosts to run the program.
-h|--help
Show help.
DNAS options
are options that are passed to dmachinemon-master and dmachinemon-servent verbatim.

NOTES

Requires dsh to function properly.

FILES

${HOME}/.dmrc
The DNAS machines booter configuration file, sourced by the script. Needs to be in bash-compatible format. Possible variables are DMACHINELIST, CLIENTPORT, NODEPORT.
${DMACHINELIST}
The file dmboot uses to get the list of machines to start up the process. This list cannot list the master node.

AUTHOR

Junichi Uekawa <dancer@mikilab.doshisha.ac.jp> <dancer@debian.org> <dancer@netfort.gr.jp>

SEE ALSO

dmrun (1), dmclean (1)