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syncache-drb

SYNCACHE-DRB(1) 					      General Commands Manual						   SYNCACHE-DRB(1)

NAME

       syncache-drb - SynCache dRuby object cache server

SYNOPSIS

       syncache-drb [ options ] [ URI ]

DESCRIPTION

       syncache-drb starts a Distributed Ruby server providing a SynCache::Cache object.

       SynCache::Cache is a thread-safe time-limited object cache with flexible replacement strategy.

OPTIONS

       URI A URI with druby: schema that the DRb server binds to, default is druby://localhost:9000

       --help
	   Display usage information and quit.

       --ttl SECONDS
	   Time-to-live value for cache entries, default is 24 hours.

       --size ENTRIES
	   Maximum number of objects in cache, default is 10000.

       --flush-delay SECONDS
	   Rate-limit flush operations. If less than that number of seconds has passed since last flush, next flush will be delayed. Default is no
	   rate limit.

       --user USER
	   Run as USER if started as root. Default is nobody.

       --error-log ERROR_LOG_PATH
	   File to write errors to. Default is /dev/null. When run as root, the file is chowned to USER:adm.

       --debug
	   Enable debug mode. If an error log is specified with --error-log, all messages will be sent there instead of syslog.

       --pidfile PATH
	   Path to pidfile. By default, pidfile is created under /var/run/syncache-drb/ when run as root, or  under  $TMPDIR  otherwise.  Location
	   should be writeable by USER.

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Dmitry Borodaenko <angdraug@debian.org>.  Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this doc-
       ument under the terms of the GNU GPL version 3 or later.

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