01-17-2002
If the daemon process is still sending text to the o/p , i think u can direct the o/p of the daemon
process to /dev/null and i think it shouldn't
be a problem
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solarpowerlog
SOLARPOWERLOG(1) SOLARPOWERLOG(1)
NAME
solarpowerlog - queries data from a photovoltaic inverter
SYNOPSIS
solarpowerlog [options]
DESCRIPTION
The program trackd and logd data from photovoltaic inverters, collect power data and store them.
OPTIONS
The program follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included
below.
-h, --help
Show summary of options.
-v, --version
Show version of program.
-b, --background
Runs the program in the background, detaching it from the console.
-c, --conf filename
The configuration to be used. Default is solarpowerlog.conf, looked for in the current directory.
--dumpcfg
Dump configuration structure, then exit
--chdir arg
working directory for daemon (only used when running as a daemon). Defaults to /
--stdout arg
redirect stdout to this file (only used when running as a daemon). Defaults to /dev/null
--stderr arg
redirect stderr to this file (only used when running as a daemon). Defaults to /dev/null
--pidfile arg
create a pidfile after the daemon has been started. (only used when running as a daemon). Default: no pid file
SEE ALSO
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/solarpowerlog/index.php
June 16, 2009 SOLARPOWERLOG(1)