resmgrd

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Version: 08/02/2007 (openSuse - 09/10/07)

Section: 8 (Commandes administrateur)

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NAME

resmgrd - resource manager daemon

SYNOPSIS

resmgrd [-s socket] [-f configfile] [-k] [-d]

DESCRIPTION

resmgrd is a daemon that tracks when users log in and out. When a user logs in, a session is opened in resmgr. When the user logs out the session is closed.

the resmgr configuration defines login classes. Users can be granted access to such login classes either manually or by defining rules.

OPTIONS

resmgrd understands the following command line options:

-k

Kill a running resmgr daemon.

-d

Don't fork to become a daemon, enable debug output.

-f configfile

use a different configuration file than /etc/resmgr.conf. This option is mostly for debugging and testing purposes.

-s socket

specifies the name of the socket on which the resource manager daemon should listen. This option is mostly for debugging and testing purposes.

STATUS CODES

Replies by resmgrd begin with a numeric status code, indicating success or failure. In case of an error, the status code is followed by a human readable explanation of the error condition.

Currently, the following status codes are defined:

100

The operation completed successfully.

200

No devices available to user.

201

There are currently no resmgr sessions active.

202

resmgrd discovered a stale lock file when trying to create a lock file.

500

General error.

501

Syntax error in the command sent by the client.

502

Access denied. The operation was not allowed, or the user is not permitted to open the requested device.

SEE ALSO

resmgr(1) resmgr.conf(5)