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Administering the listen port monitor

Configuration files

As a port monitor under the SAF, listen can customize the environment of each service it starts. It does this by interpreting a per-service configuration script, if one exists, immediately before starting the service. Per-service configuration scripts are optional. Configuration scripts are installed using the -g and -z options to the pmadm(1M) command.

It is also possible to customize the environment of a listen port monitor. A per-port monitor configuration script is defined using the -g and -z options to the sacadm(1M) command. The environment modifications made by a port-monitor configuration script are inherited by the port monitor and all the services it invokes. The environment of any particular service can then be customized further by using a per-service configuration script.

See doconfig(3iac) for a description of the configuration scripting language.

Configuration scripts are not normally needed for basic operations.


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