In principle the Boot File is the only file that must be directly visible to the client applications and is used to bootstrap the applications. Unlike the other database files it may reside on a NFS or AFS file system. Return to Table of Contents . Every mount point should be served by one dedicated daemon, which implies that many daemon can run on the same host. The BaBar software is first looking for pud-files in the default place, and if they can not be found there, the environment variable is used.
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These files can be copied directly from the daemon directory which is part of the BdbUtil package. Changing configuration parameters 1. See the file pudc.conf for further details. By default verbosity is disabled. Current version of BdbAdminDaemon is supported on AIX, SunOS and OSF1.