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2.570 15:10:36...Begin service for hpclient on port 2106 (4)
2.570 15:10:36 update @(#) $Revision: 64.492 $
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1.562 15:13:02...End service for hptest
2.570 15:27:17...End service for hpclient
(1) The rst three lines in the preceding example prin t when y ou start
the netdistd program. The rst line sho ws the v ersion of the
netdistd program; the second and third lines indicate that the
database w as initialized successfully .
(2) En tries b eginning with netdist indicate a \paren t" daemon. The
paren t daemon's pro cess ID (PID) is the n um b er immediately
following netdist (in the example, opp osite, this n um b er is 560 ).
When sh utting do wn the netdist serv er, use this PID to kill the
paren t daemon pro cess.
(3) and (4) En tries b eginning with a digit indicate \c hild" daemons. The
rst n um b er ( for example, the 1 in 1.562 ) is a coun ter that
incremen ts b y one eac h time a c hild daemon is spa wned. This
coun ter lets y ou determine the n um b er of up date sessions that
ha v e used this netdist serv er since the serv er w as started. In the
opp osite example, t w o c hild daemons ( 1.562 and 2.570 ) ha v e b een
spa wned from the paren t daemon ( 560 ).
The n um b er following the coun ter (for example, the 562 in 1.562 )
is the c hild daemon's pro cess ID (PID). Do not kil l the child
pr o c ess |if y ou do, y ou will in terrupt an up date in progress.
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