DESCRIPTION

     taiclockd-conf installs the supervise skeleton into DIR in order to run a
     taiclockd server under djb supervise control.

     It makes a supervise skeleton in DIR to run taiclockd.  It does not sym-
     link the resulting service directoriy into svscans central directory
     (often called /service/). You can inspect and change the new service
     before doing so manually.

     Options:

     acct    Account to run clockadjust - taiclockd-conf installs the DIR/run
             script to drop root privileges and setuid acct.  Suggested user-
             name is 'taiclock'.

     logacct
             Account to run multilog - taiclockd-conf installs the DIR/log/run
             script to drop root privileges and setuid acct.  Suggested user-
             name is 'log'.

     DIR     Basedir to install supervise skeleton - taiclockd-conf installs
             the run and log scripts into DIR/ .  Suggested DIR is /var/ser-
             vice/taiclockd.  It must be symlinked to the /service directory
             as expected by svscan.


ENVIRONMENT

     BINDIR  The BINDIR environment variable is used to hint taiclockd-conf
             where to look for the taiclockd binary It defaults to `which
             `dirname taiclockd``. It must be an existent path to taiclockd.
             If BINDIR is not set, /usr/local/clockspeed/bin, /usr/local/bin,
             /usr/bin and $PATH are searched for the program file taiclockd in
             this order.


EXAMPLES

     The following examples are shown as given to the shell:

           taiclockd-conf taiclock log /var/service/taiclockd

     Configure taiclockd run for djb a standard installation.  It sets up the
     supervise skeleton in /var/service/taiclockd/.

           env BINDIR="/opt/mypreferred/prefix/bin" taiclockd-conf taiclock
           log /var/service/taiclockd

     Configure taiclockd run for custom installed clockspeed package.


SEE ALSO

     taiclockd(1) clockspeed-conf(8) supervise(8) hier(1) http://cr.yp.to/
     http://foo42.de/devel/sysutils/clockspeed-conf/


STANDARDS



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