man8/mk_shutdown
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mk_shutdown - order meter and knob service to croak
mk_shutdown
<mk_host>
Sends messages to
assignd, meterd, and
knobd telling
them to exit.
- mk_host
The host where meterd and knobd are running.
- KNOB
If the command line argument mk_host is present it overrides the environment
variable otherwise this value is used as the host name for knobd.
If KNOB
is missing from the environment and the mk_host command line argument is
not present the hostname defaults to localhost.
- METER
If the command line argument mk_host is present it overrides the environment
variable otherwise this value is used as the host name for meterd.
If METER
is missing from the environment and the mk_host command line argument is
not present the hostname defaults to localhost.
- ASSIGN
If the command line argument mk_host is present it overrides the environment
variable otherwise this value is used as the host name for meterd.
If ASSIGN
is missing from the environment and the mk_host command line argument is
not present the hostname defaults to localhost.
The program exits
with a
0 on success.
The program exits with a
1 on all fatal errors.
The program exits with a
2 on all warning type errors.
A warning error
is when the program can’t connect to one of the services (i.e. meterd, knobd,
or assignd) that it is supposed to tell to shutdown.
This isn’t considered
a fatal error since in some system configurations one or more of the services
may not be running.
kasnrd(1)
masnrd(1)
assignd(8)
knobd(8)
meterd(8)
METERconf(5)
mk_shutdown csdev1
$Id: mk_shutdown.8,v
1.1 2001/10/19 16:48:05 kitchen Exp $
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