xcp-fe(1) [debian man page]

man(1)								  xcp-fe man page							    man(1)

NAME

       xcp-fe - Forking-executioner daemon for XCP

SYNOPSIS

       xcp-fe [-daemon] [-pidfile filename]

DESCRIPTION

       -daemon Create a daemon

       -pidfile Set
	      the pid file (default "/var/run/fe.pid")

       -help  Display this list of options

       --help Display this list of options

SEE ALSO

       xcp-xapi(1)

BUGS

       Probably ;) Please report bugs to the xen-api@lists.xensource.com mailing list.

AUTHOR

       Jonathan Ludlam <jonathan.ludlam@eu.citrix.com>

1.0								    02 Dec 2011 							    man(1)

File::Pid(3pm)						User Contributed Perl Documentation					    File::Pid(3pm)

NAME

       File::Pid - Pid File Manipulation

SYNOPSIS

	 use File::Pid;

	 my $pidfile = File::Pid->new({
	   file => '/some/file.pid',
	 });

	 $pidfile->write;

	 if ( my $num = $pidfile->running ) {
	     die "Already running: $num
";
	 }

	 $pidfile->remove;

DESCRIPTION

       This software manages a pid file for you. It will create a pid file, query the process within to discover if it's still running, and remove
       the pid file.

       new

	 my $pidfile = File::Pid->new;

	 my $thisfile = File::Pid->new({
	   file => '/var/run/daemon.pid',
	 });

	 my $thisfileandpid = File::Pid->new({
	   file => '/var/run/daemon.pid',
	   pid	=> '145',
	 });

       This constructor takes two optional paramters.

       "file" - The name of the pid file to work on. If not specified, a pid file located in "File::Spec->tmpdir()" will be created that matches
       "(File::Basename::basename($0))[0] . '.pid'". So, for example, if $0 is ~/bin/sig.pl, the pid file will be /tmp/sig.pl.pid.

       "pid" - The pid to write to a new pidfile. If not specified, $$ is used when the pid file doesn't exist. When the pid file does exist, the
       pid inside it is used.

       file

	 my $pidfile = $pidfile->file;

       Accessor/mutator for the filename used as the pid file.

       pid

	 my $pid = $pidfile->pid;

       Accessor/mutator for the pid being saved to the pid file.

       write

	 my $pid = $pidfile->write;

       Writes the pid file to disk, inserting the pid inside the file.	On success, the pid written is returned. On failure, "undef" is returned.

       running

	 my $pid = $pidfile->running;
	 die "Service already running: $pid
" if $pid;

       Checks to see if the pricess identified in the pid file is still running. If the process is still running, the pid is returned. Otherwise
       "undef" is returned.

       remove

	 $pidfile->remove or warn "Couldn't unlink pid file
";

       Removes the pid file from disk. Returns true on success, false on failure.

       program_name

       This is a utility method that allows you to determine what "File::Pid" thinks the program name is. Internally this is used when no pid file
       is specified.

SEE ALSO

       perl.

AUTHOR

       Casey West, <casey@geeknest.com>.

COPYRIGHT

	 Copyright (c) 2005 Casey West.  All rights reserved.
	 This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
	 under the same terms as Perl itself.

perl v5.8.8							    2008-04-05							    File::Pid(3pm)