OSF DCE Administration Guide--Introduction

Customizing the dce_config Processing
TABLE 10-3. Environment Variables and Message Logging
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Message
Type Displayed? Logged to file?
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Error Always Always
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Warning Always Always
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If
DC_LOG_THRESHOLD
environment variable set
to summary, detail,
verbose,ordebug.
Summary Always
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If
DC_DISPLAY_THRESHOLD
environment variable set
to detail, verbose,or
debug.
If
DC_LOG_THRESHOLD
environment variable set
to detail, verbose,or
debug.
Detail
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If
LDC_DISPLAY_THRESHOLD
environment variable set
to verbose,ordebug.
If
DC_LOG_THRESHOLD
environment variable set
to verbose,or debug.
Verbose
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If
DC_DISPLAY_THRESHOLD
environment variable set
to debug.
If
DC_LOG_THRESHOLD
environment variable set
to debug.
Debug
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10.4 Using the dce_config Component Scripts
The dce_config script calls component scripts that reside in the /opt/dcelocal/etc
directory (or the install tree directory) with symbolic links to /etc.Inacustom
configuration script, you can call the component scripts directly and supply the required
input via the environment variables. The names and functions of the component scripts
follows:
• dce_shutdown—Kills all DCE server processes except DFS processes. This script
must be run on the machine running the processes. It should be run before
reconfiguring DCE.
The dce_shutdown script kills the CDS, Security, DTS, Audit, and GDS daemons
gracefully. It also has function (the -f option of the command syntax) that can be
used to kill these daemons and other daemons ungracefully if the need arises. See
the dce_shutdown reference page for detailed information.
• dfs.clean—Kills DFS server processes. This script must be run on the machine
running the processes. It should be run before reconfiguring DCE. (Note that some
DFS daemon processes cannot be killed by dfs.clean.)
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