gfmd - Gfarm metadata server
gfmd [options]
gfmd is a Gfarm filesystem metadata server for accessing the filesystem metadata of the Gfarm filesystem. gfmd must be running on a metadata server node in advance. It is possible for gfmd to be executed as a non-privileged user process, although only the user that executes the gfmd can be authenticated. Other users cannot use it. For details, see SETUP.private.en document To access gfmd, the hostname and the port number should be specified by the metadb_server_host and metadb_server_port statements, respectively, in ~/.gfarm2rc or in %%SYSCONFDIR%%/gfarm2.conf on a client node.
-L log-level Specifies a log priority level. The log output, which priority is higher or equal to this level, will be sent to syslog or standard error. Please refer gfarm2.conf(5) for the priority levels which can be specified by this option. -P pid-file Specifies a file name to be used to record the process ID of gfmd. -S Runs as slave forcedly, even if the gfmd is set to default master. -d Specifies the debug mode. With the -d option, gfmd runs as a foreground process, not a daemon. If this option is specified and -L is not specified, the log level is set to "debug". -f config-file Specifies a configuration file that is read instead of the default configuration file. -p port Specifies a port number to be used by gfmd. -s syslog-facility Specifies a syslog facility to report errors encountered by gfmd. By default, local0 is used. -t Enables an audit log feature for file creation, modification and removal. -v Makes gfmd output verbose log message on authentication. This is useful, when one has to resolve an issue about GSI authenticaion. -? Displays a list of command options.
%%SYSCONFDIR%%/gfmd.conf configuration file
gfarm2.conf(5)
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