Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

Administrator Commands and Files inetd(8)
NAME
inetd - The Internet superserver
SYNOPSIS
/usr/ucb/inetd
[ -d ]
[ -L ]
[ -R rate ]
[ -W process_name ]
[ -f ]
[ configfile ]
FLAGS
-d Turns on debugging.
-L Turns on load balancing. When load balancing is performed, inetd runs external server
service programs on all available processors in cyclic order, or on the set of processors
specified for an external service in the Proc entry of an inetd configuration file.
The default action is to run all external server service programs on the processor used to
run inetd.
-R rate
Specifies the maximum number of times per minute a service can be invoked. The
default value is 40.
-W process_name
Specifies the NonStop operating system process name to assign to the running process.
The value used as process_name must conform to the naming rules for NonStop operating
system process names and must be specified as the OSS pathname for a Guardian named
process; that is, it must be specified in the form /G/process_name, where the dollar sign
($) is omitted.
The default action is to run the process as an unnamed process.
-f Run the inetd process in the foreground. For an example of configuring and starting inetd
as a persistent process, see "Examples."
This flag is valid for systems running:
• J06.05 and later J-series RVUs
• H06.16 and later H-series RVUs
• G06.33 and later G-series RVUs
• J06.03, J06.04, or H06.03 through H06.15 RVUs and have installed SPR
T9660H01ˆAAJ
• G06.20 through G06.32 RVUs and have installed SPR T9660H01ˆAAK
configfile
Specifies the pathname of the configuration file to be used for this invocation of the pro-
cess. If this operand is omitted, the default pathname of /etc/inetd.conf is used.
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