<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN"> <html> <head> <title>acua_updated</title> </head> <body background=back.gif bgcolor=White link=Blue vlink=Black alink=Black> <h1>acua_updated [-a] [-d] [-l x]</h1> <b>acua_updated</b> is a daemon that monitors system usage, kicks users off as needed, and performs other important tasks such as book-keeping. You should have it started from one of your system's init scripts (e.g. /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit).<br> <ul> <b>-a</b> - don't do automatic account maintenance (<a href="acua_sync.html">acua sync</a>, <a href="acua_purge.html">acua purge</a>, <a href="acua_expire.html">acua_expire</a>). This switch is intended for multi-node setups, where it's pointless for more than one copy of <b>acua_updated</b> to be doing account maintenance. Or you might use this switch if you just don't trust <b>acua_updated</b> to do the maintenance for you, and you want to do it all yourself via cron or whatever.<br> <br> <b>-d</b> - don't run as a daemon (normally it does).<br> <br> <b>-l x</b> - set logging level<br> <ul> x = 0 -> no logging,<br> x = 1 -> minimal logging (default),<br> x = 9 -> maximum logging.<br> </ul> </ul> <br> <hr size=5> <address><a href="mailto:acua@acua.ebbs.com.au">Robert Davidson</a></address> </body> </html>
