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NAME
estmaster - master process of node servers
SYNOPSIS
estmaster init [-ex] rootdir
estmaster start [-bg] [-ro] [-st] rootdir
estmaster stop rootdir
estmaster unittest rootdir
estmaster crypt key [hash]
DESCRIPTION
estmaster is an aggregation of sub commands. The name of a sub command is specified by the first
argument. Other arguments are parsed according to each sub command. The argument rootdir specifies the
server root directory which contains configuration file and so on.
estmaster init [-ex] rootdir
Create the server root directory.
If -ex is specified, some users and some nodes are set for example. By default, only a super user
whose name and password are both "admin" is set.
estmaster start [-bg] [-ro] [-st] rootdir
Start the node master.
If -bg is specified, the server runs in background as a daemon process.
If -ro is specified, the server runs in read-only mode regardless of the configuration.
If -st is specified, the server runs in single thread mode.
estmaster stop rootdir
Stop the running node master.
estmaster unittest rootdir
Perform unit tests.
estmaster crypt key [hash]
Output an encrypted string of a string.
key specifies a target string.
If hash is specified, it checks whether the key and the hash matches.
All sub commands return 0 if the operation is success, else return 1. A running node master finishes
with closing the database when it catches the signal 1 (SIGHUP), 2 (SIGINT), 3 (SIGQUIT), or 15
(SIGTERM). Moreover, when a node master running as a daemon catches the signal 1 (SIGHUP), the process
is re-start and re-read the configuration files.
A running node server should be finished by valid means by command line or via network. Otherwise, the
index may be broken.
SEE ALSO
estconfig(1), estcmd(1), estcall(1), estwaver(1), estraier(3), estnode(3) Please see http://hyperestraier.sourceforge.net/nguide-en.html for detail.