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__NAME__ |
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ndc - name daemon control program |
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__SYNOPSIS__ |
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ndc [[-c channel] [[-l localsock] [[-p pidfile] [[-d] [[-q] [[-s] |
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[[-t] [[command] |
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__DESCRIPTION__ |
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This command allows the system administrator to control the |
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operation of a name server. If no command is given, ndc will |
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prompt for commands until it reads EOF. |
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Options are: |
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-c channel |
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Specifies the rendezvous point for the controlchannel. The default is /var/run/ndc (a UNIX domain socket which is also the server's default control channel). If the desired control channel is a TCP/IP socket, then the format of the channel argument is __ipaddr/port__ (for example, __127.0.0.1/54__ would be TCP port 54 on the local host.) |
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-l localsock |
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This option will bind(2) the client side of the |
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control channel to a specific address. Servers can be |
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configured to reject connections which do not come from |
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specific addresses. The format is the same as for channel |
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-p pidfile |
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For backward compatibility with older name servers, ndc is |
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able to use UNIX signals for con- trol communications. This |
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capability is optional in modern name servers and will |
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disappear alto- gether at some future time. Note that the |
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avail- able command set is narrower when the signal |
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interface is used. A likely pidfile argument would be |
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something like /var/run/named.pid. |
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-d |
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Turns on debugging output, which is of interest mainly to |
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developers. |
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-q |
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Suppresses prompts and result text. |
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Suppresses nonfatal error announcements. |
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Turns on protocol and system tracing, useful in installation |
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debugging. |
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__COMMANDS__ |
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Several commands are built into ndc, but the full set of |
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commands supported by the name server is dynamic and should |
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be discovered using the help command (see below). Builtin |
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commands are: |
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/help Provides help for builtin commands. |
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/exitExit from ndc command interpreter./traceToggle tracing (see -t description above)./debugToggle debugging (see -d description above)./quietToggle quietude (see -q description above)./silentToggle silence (see -s description above).__NOTES__ |
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If running in pidfile mode, any arguments to start and |
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restart commands are passed to the new named on its command |
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line. If running in channel mode, there is no start command |
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and the restart command just tells the name server to |
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execvp(3) itself. |
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__AUTHOR__ |
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Paul Vixie (Internet Software Consortium) |
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__SEE ALSO__ |
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named(8), |
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