HP-UX

NAME

siclland − SICL LAN Server daemon

SYNOPSIS

siclland [-l logfile] [-s] [-k] [-t timeout]

DESCRIPTION

siclland services SICL requests from remote clients. siclland should only be started by /etc/inetd. 

siclland recognizes the following options, which may be used by the siclland entry in /etc/inetd.conf:

l logfile
Configure siclland to log errors to the specified file, logfile.  If the file does not exist, siclland will create it. 

s Configure siclland to log client connections and locking activity in addition to errors. The logged information goes to the file specified with the -l logfile option. This option can only be used if the -l logfile option is also used. 

k Configure siclland to use keepalive transmissions to determine if it can still communicate with its client. Note that the system’s keepalive timer may not start sending keepalive transmissions for two hours, and may retry the transmissions for ten minutes before marking the connection as dropped.  See getsockopt(2). 

t timeout
Configure siclland to use an I/O timeout value of timeout seconds if the client requests a timeout of infinity(0). If zero(0) is specified and the client requests infinity, then siclland will use a timeout of infinity as requested. The default is 120 seconds. 
 

SEE ALSO

inetd.conf(4), inetd(1m), rpc(4), ilantimeout(3), itimeout(3), getsockopt(2), The HP SICL User’s Guide for HP-UX. 
 

AUTHOR

siclland was developed by HP. 

Hewlett-Packard Company  —  September 29, 1999