1RFIOD(8) Rfio Administrator Commands
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6[1mNAME[0m
7 rfiod‐ Remote file access daemon
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10 [1mrfiod [22m[ [1m‐d [22m] [ [1m‐f [4m[22mfilename[24m ] [
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15[1mDESCRIPTION[0m
16 rfiod start the daemon handling remote file access re‐
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19([1m/etc/rc.local[22m). rfiod
20 uses for the streaming mode (v3) one control port and one
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22 The range of data ports to be used by rfiod can be set
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24 ronment variable RFIO_PORT_RANGE.
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27 [1m‐d [22mTurn on printing of debug messages. Default
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31 [1m‐f [4m[22mfilename[0m
32 Output filename for error, logging and debugging
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42 [1m‐l [22mTurn on printing of log messages. Default
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47 Specify a network port for the service to listen
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66 Specify the logging level. Default 6 (LOG_INFO).
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69 /usr/local/bin/rfiod ‐sl
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