pfars-server - PFARS Server
pfars-server
pfars-server is run on the master PFARS server
for each PFARS client connection. It safely handles
the server-side of PFARS.
None so far.
These files may or may not be used during a run-time session.
- /etc/pfars/config
-
Stores the configuration information for pfars.
This file is replicated during stage one.
- /etc/pfars/config.local
-
Stores the configuration information for pfars.
Configuration options specified in this file have higher
precedence than the regular /etc/pfars/config
file. This file is local to the machine it exists on and is
NEVER replicated.
- /etc/pfars/init-files
-
Specifies the files that pfars needs to process
during stage one of operation. It is used by
rsync(1)
as
an exclude file. Please see the rsync(1)
documentation for
information about the format of this file. This is one of
the files replicated during stage one.
- /etc/pfars/init-files.local
-
Specifies the files that pfars needs to process
during stage one of operation. This file is local to machine
it exists on and is NEVER replicated.
- /etc/pfars/files
-
Specifies the files that pfars needs to process
during stage three of operation. It is used by
rsync(1)
as
an exclude file. Please see the rsync(1)
documentation for
information about the format of this file. This is one of
the files replicated during stage one.
- /etc/pfars/files.local
-
Specifies the files that pfars needs to process
during stage three of operation. This file is local to machine
it exists on and is NEVER replicated.
- /var/run/pfars.pid
-
Contains the process ID of a currently running pfars.
pfars will not start if this file exists.
- /var/log/pfars/pfars.log
-
Log of pfars-server access.
Paul Baker, pbaker@where2getit.com
pfars(8), pfars-slave-install(8), rsync(1), ssh(1), dpkg(8), apt-get(8), cron(8)