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SRV(8)									SRV(8)

NAME
       srv - start services

SYNOPSIS
       lib/srv [ -n nsfile ] [ -v ] [ -s ]

DESCRIPTION
       Srv  starts listeners for local network services.  It is now considered
       obsolete: see svc(8), which replaces it using sh(1) and listen(1).

       If the file /services/namespace exists, srv builds  a  new  name	 space
       using  newns(2).	 The -n option may be used to supply a different file.
       Srv then starts	a  listener  for  each	service	 configured  in	 /ser‐
       vices/server/config.

       The configuration file is a text file.  Empty lines and lines beginning
       # are comments, and ignored.  Each non-comment line has at  least  four
       fields: the server type, the service name, the network name on which to
       announce the service (typically tcp or udp), and the path name  of  the
       service	command	 (module).   Any further arguments are passed as argu‐
       ments to that command.

       Normally the server type field contains the letter S, and srv announces
       the  service  on the network itself, listens for incoming calls, and on
       each call invokes the command with any arguments given.	 The  standard
       input and output of the command are set to refer to the network connec‐
       tion.  If the server type field contains the  letter  M,	 however,  srv
       starts the given command once during its own initialisation, and leaves
       the server to announce and manage its incoming calls.   This  is	 typi‐
       cally  used  to	start self-contained services such as bootp and tftpd.
       The diagnostics from all servers will appear on the standard  error  of
       srv itself.

       For  example,  the  default  configuration  file includes the following
       lines:

       S infsigner	 tcp /dis/auth/signer.dis
       S infcsigner	 tcp /dis/auth/countersigner.dis
       S inflogin	 tcp /dis/auth/logind.dis
       S styx		 tcp /dis/lib/styxd.dis none clear sha md5 rc4 sha/rc4 md5/rc4
       S rstyx		 tcp /dis/lib/rstyxd.dis none clear sha md5 rc4 sha/rc4 md5/rc4
       S infdb		 tcp /dis/lib/dbsrv.dis	 none clear sha md5 rc4 sha/rc4 md5/rc4
       S virgil		 udp /dis/lib/virgild.dis

       The arguments to rstyxd and stxyd (see rstyxd(8)), and dbsrv(7)	should
       list the security algorithms supported by the server's ssl(3).

FILES
       /services/namespace
       /services/server/config

SOURCE
       /appl/lib/srv.b

SEE ALSO
       listen(1), services(6), cs(8), dbsrv(7), rstyxd(8), svc(8)

BUGS
       Each service should arguably start in a minimal name space.

				   obsolete				SRV(8)
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