HP-UX Reference (11i v1 00/12) - 1M System Administration Commands N-Z (vol 4)
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pdstartclient(1M) pdstartclient(1M)
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NAME
pdstartclient - start the HPDPS client daemon
SYNOPSIS
pdstartclient [-l locale][-p port][-q]
DESCRIPTION
The pdstartclient utility is issued by an administrator to start the HPDPS client daemon.
Options
The pdstartclient utility uses the following flag:
-l locale Allows you to specify the locale for HPDPS messages in a specific language.
-p port Allows you to specify the port number when starting a HPDPS client in a locale other than the
default locale. The port number you assign must not conflict with port numbers in use by
other processes. The file /etc/services lists the port numbers reserved by other
processes.
-q Allows you to query the status whether the daemon is running or not running without starting
the daemon.
EXAMPLES
Start a Daemon
To start the daemon, enter the following:
pdstartclient
Start a Daemon in a Different Locale
To start the daemon in a Japanese locale and assign port number 1411, enter the following:
pdstartclient -l ja_JP.SJIS -p 1411
Query the Status of a Daemon
To query the status of a daemon, enter the following:
pdstartclient -q; echo $?
If the daemon is running, you will receive the following message:
The HPDPS daemon is already running
0
If the daemon is not running, you will receive a 1.
To query the status of a daemon running in locale ja_JP.SJIS, enter the following:
pdstartclient -q -l ja_JP.SJIS
To query the status of a daemon running on port 1411, enter the following:
pdstartclient -q -p 1411
SEE ALSO
pdstopd(1M), pdstartspl(1M), pdstartsuv(1M).
HP-UX Release 11i: December 2000 − 1 − Section 1M−−637
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