diskserver.1 BRTT Antelope 4.8

NAME

diskserver - read only orbserver access to directory of forb files

SYNOPSIS

diskserver [-p pf] [-v] dir[:port]

DESCRIPTION

diskserver emulates an orbserver, but is a read only interface to a collection of forb(5) files in a single directory dir.

OPTIONS

-p pf
Specify parameter file (for valid_ip_addresses list). Default is diskserver.pf.
-v
Be more verbose.

FILES

diskserver uses a specially organized directory containing forb(5) format files. The name of each file indicates the time and starting pktid for the first packet in the file.

PARAMETER FILE

valid_ip_addresses
list of addresses which may connect to diskserver.
reject_message
message to send if connection is rejected.

EXAMPLE


diskserver : $Revision: 1.5 $ $Date: 2006/07/13 22:57:38 $
 disk   (15 segment files currently)
    First segment file pktid #342973631 at  5/22/2006 (142)  3:35:32.598
    Last segment file  pktid #349566461 at  5/22/2006 (142) 16:55:57.525
waiting for connections on port 51234
accepted a new socket 6
*start     * thr#1085389744 rt@127.0.0.1:cdorb2db -S state/cdorb2db -m AU_.*/CD1.* :brtt db/drill (4039)
: accepted a new socket 8

BUGS AND CAVEATS

diskserver does not keep a record of srcnames, so the orbsources(3) request returns an empty list. On the other hand, it also imposes no restrictions on the number of sourcenames.
Because diskserver is read only, various programs cannot be run against the diskserver; some examples are orbassoc, orbdetect, and orb2dbt.
diskserver does not implement the read restrictions by srcname which orbserver allows.

AUTHOR

Daniel Quinlan

Table of Contents

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
FILES
PARAMETER FILE
EXAMPLE
BUGS AND CAVEATS
AUTHOR

Antelope Release 4.8 Darwin 8.7.0 2006-09-20
Boulder Real Time Technologies, Inc

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