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What does this mean? To use something like "zeoctl command"?
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zeoctl seems to daemonize a process, which will come in handy on the
Windows side. <br>
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In this case, you would need to look for the "runner" section
of "zdaemon".
For such a "daemon", I use the following configuration:
%define LOG_BASE $(env LOG_BASE,logs)
<runner>
daemon true
program to_be_overridden_by_command_line
socket-name $LOG_BASE/checkindexer_zdsock
</runner>
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The runner params are pretty neat. I am sure I'll need them in the
future. <br>
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The "$(env ...)" construct is a private extension to "zconfig"
(posted to the mailing list, but almost surely not incorporated
into the core). This means, it is not available for you.
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Thank you for pointing this out. <br>
My question was more basic than this, and not really pertaining to this
e-list. I just had no clue where to ask it. <br>
My question is: How do I run a zeo client session purely from the
command line? "runzeo.py" is the command line server portion. The doc
implies that a client could also be run from the command line, feeding
in an XConfig parameter file. But it gives no more info. It is a
mystery from that point forward.<br>
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Thanks for your help!<br>
Gloria<br>
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