daemons

In the [daemons] section, each token specifies whether (and if so, how) the seload utility executes a particular program from the  installation directory. Each token name corresponds to either a  daemon name or is a program nickname and can be assigned several values.
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In the [daemons] section, each token specifies whether (and if so, how) the seload utility executes a particular program from the 
PAM Server Control
installation directory. Each token name corresponds to either a 
PAM Server Control
daemon name or is a program nickname and can be assigned several values.
  • program
    -
    name
    Specifies one of two possibilities:
    • The name of a daemon or other program to be matched with:
      1. a
        yes
        value, so that seload runs the program with default parameters
      2. a
        no
        value, so that seload does not run the program
      3. a set of parameters, so that seload runs the program with those parameters
      For example, enter the following to run serevu from the 
      PAM Server Control
      installation directory with default parameters:
        serevu=yes  
    Enter the following to refrain from running serevu; this is the same as using no serevu token at all.
        serevu=noEnter the following to run serevu from the CA ControlMinder installation directory with the specified parameters:  
        serevu=-f 3 -d 6m -t 1m -s 5mA dummy string, to be matched with the absolute path name of a daemon or other program, followed by optional parameters, so seload runs the program accordingly.For example, enter the following to run the serevu utility that resides in the /opt/CA/PAMSC/bin directory, with the specified parameters: 
        run_it=/opt/CA/PAMSC/bin/serevu -f 3 -d 6m -t 1mTo include specifications for several programs, use the token once for each program.    
    serevu=yes
    Enter the following to refrain from running serevu; this is the same as using no serevu token at all.
    Default
    : no
    You do not need to specify the seosd daemon. seload always ensures that the seosd daemon is running.
  • seload_wait_timeout
    Specifies the time (in seconds) that seload waits until the main process is running.
    Default:
    45