OSF

NAME

cfgmgr − Configuration manager daemon

SYNOPSIS

cfgmgr [-c database] [-d -f -v]

FLAGS

-c databaseSpecifies the configuration database to use instead of the default file, /etc/sysconfigtab. 

-dSpecifies that debugging information should be produced during operation. 

-fSpecifies that the cfgmgr should not detach from the current controlling tty (session). 

-vSpecifies that more verbose information should be produced during operation. 

DESCRIPTION

The configuration manager, cfgmgr manages dynamically configurable subsystems.  cfgmgr is usually started at system startup time.  When cfgmgr is started, it configures all subsystems marked in the configuration database as automatic.  cfgmgr then listens on a communications socket for command requests from the sysconfig command.  When a SIGHUP signal is received by cfgmgr, it rereads the configuration database. 

The cfgmgr logs operational output information and error messages to the syslogd daemon.  The amount of operational information can be controlled by the -d and the -v flags. 

FILES

/sbin/cfgmgr
Specifies the command path

/etc/sysconfigtab
Specifies the command path for the configuration database file

RELATED INFORMATION

Commands:  sysconfig(8), sysconfigdb(8), syslogd(8)

Files:  sysconfigtab(4)