eTrust Audit Reference Guide - CA Technologies

Issuing Commands to Control the Daemons
-stop
Stops the daemon.
You can the following options:
-trace options
Starts a trace of the daemon while stopping it. For example, the
following command stops the daemon and routes debug messages to a
file named errors.txt:
daemon -stop -trace dest1 errors.txt
See the description of the -trace option later in the list.
The -trace option applies to all parameters except, -help as follows:
-trace options
Turns on trace mode, which routes trace-level messages of a specified level
to the destination. You can specify the following trace options:
-dbglvl n
Sets the debug level. n is the level from 1 to 5, 1 providing the least
amount of debug information and 5 providing the most details. If you do
not specify a value, 1 is the default.
-dest1 dest
Sets the primary output destination to display the debugging
information to the console. dest can be one of the following:
STDOUT
Routes messages to the console.
STDERR
Routes messages to the console or to wherever you have redirected
STDERR.
filename
The name of file where you want the service to write the debug
output.
-dest2 dest
Sets a secondary output destination to display the debugging
information. dest can be one of the following:
STDOUT
Routes messages to the console.
STDERR
Routes messages to the console or to wherever you have redirected
STDERR.
filename
The name of file where you want the service to write the debug
output.
UNIX Daemons 3–5