August 2000
Intermediate to advanced
816 pages
29h 45m
English
book
Linux in a Nutshell, Third Edition
by Ellen Siever, Stephen Spainhour, Jessica P. Hekman, Stephen Figgins
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Name
gdc
Synopsis
gdc [options] command
Description
TCP/IP command. Administer gated. Various commands start and stop the daemon, send signals to it, maintain the configuration files, and manage state and core dumps.
Options
- -c size
Specify maximum core dump size.
- -f size
Specify maximum file dump size.
- -m size
Specify maximum data segment size.
- -n
Suppress editing of the kernel forwarding table.
- -q
Quiet mode: suppress warnings and log errors to syslogd instead of standard error.
- -s size
Specify maximum stack size.
- -t seconds
Wait seconds seconds (default is 10) for gated to complete specified operations at start and stop time.
Commands
- BACKOUT
Restore /etc/gated.conf from /etc/gated.conf-, whether or not the latter exists.
- backout
Restore /etc/gated.conf from /etc/gated.conf-, assuming the latter exists.
- checkconf
Report any syntax errors in /etc/gated.conf.
- checknew
Report any syntax errors in /etc/gated.conf+.
- COREDUMP
Force gated to core dump and exit.
- createconf
Create an empty /etc/gated.conf+ if one does not already exist, and set it to mode 664, owner root, group gdmaint.
- dump
Force gated to dump to /usr/tmp/gated_dump and then continue normal operation.
- interface
Reload interface configuration.
- KILL
Terminate immediately (ungracefully).
- modeconf
Set all configuration files to mode 664, owner root, group gdmaint.
- newconf
Make sure that /etc/gated.conf+ exists and move it to /etc/gated.conf. Save the old /etc/gated.conf as /etc/gated.conf-.
- reconfig
Reload configuration file. ...
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