Changeset: b8e5a9221054 for MonetDB
URL: https://dev.monetdb.org/hg/MonetDB/rev/b8e5a9221054
Branch: Jul2021
Log Message:
Merge with Oct2020 branch.
diffs (135 lines):
diff --git a/documentation/source/manual_pages/monetdb.rst
b/documentation/source/manual_pages/monetdb.rst
--- a/documentation/source/manual_pages/monetdb.rst
+++ b/documentation/source/manual_pages/monetdb.rst
@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
+=======
+MONETDB
+=======
+
NAME
====
diff --git a/documentation/source/manual_pages/monetdbd.rst.in
b/documentation/source/manual_pages/monetdbd.rst.in
--- a/documentation/source/manual_pages/monetdbd.rst.in
+++ b/documentation/source/manual_pages/monetdbd.rst.in
@@ -20,17 +20,17 @@ DESCRIPTION
meant to be used as daemon, but it also allows to setup and change the
configuration of a dbfarm. The use of *monetdbd* is either as
user-oriented way to configure, start and stop a database farm, or to be
-started from a startup script, such as from */etc/init.d/* on Linux
-systems or *smf*\ (5) on Solaris systems, as part of a system startup.
+started from a startup script, such as from *systemd*\ (1) on Linux
+systems, as part of a system startup.
*Monetdbd* is the system formerly known as *merovingian*. It was renamed
to *monetdbd* since the name *merovingian* proved to be confusing to
most regular end-users. Internally, *monetdbd* uses the name
*merovingian* at many places for historical reasons.
-A *monetdbd* instance manages one local cluster based, which is a
-directory in the system, referred to as the *dbfarm*. Nowadays, the
-dbfarm location always has to be given as argument to *monetdbd*.
+A *monetdbd* instance manages one local cluster of databases, which is a
+directory in the system, referred to as the *dbfarm*. The dbfarm
+location must always be given as argument to *monetdbd*.
Within its local cluster *monetdbd* takes care of starting up databases
when necessary, and stopping them either upon request via *monetdb*\ (1)
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ The commands for *monetdbd* are **create
initializing a dbfarm, starting and stopping the MonetDB Database
Server, and retrieving or setting options.
-**create dbfarm**
+**create** *dbfarm*
Initializes a new database farm, such that a MonetDB Database Server
can be started on that location. All necessary directories are
attempted to be created, and an initial properties file is created in
@@ -72,7 +72,13 @@ Server, and retrieving or setting option
**stop** *dbfarm*
Sends a stop signal to the *monetdbd* process responsible for the
- given dbfarm.
+ given dbfarm. If the **exittimeout** value is non-zero (see below),
+ all mserver processes will be sent a termination signal. The current
+ process will wait for the manager process to terminate, but sends a
+ SIGKILL signal if waiting takes longer than 5 seconds more than the
+ value of exittimeout. If exittimeout is negative, both monetdbd
+ processes involved will wait until the servers have all terminated
+ and no extra signals are sent.
**get** <**all** \| *property*\ [,\ *property*\ [,..]]> *dbfarm*
Prints the requested properties, or all known properties, for the
@@ -118,15 +124,32 @@ using the **set** command. The following
This property specifies which TCP port *monetdbd* should listen to
for connection requests. Defaults to 50000.
-**ipv6**
- This property forces *monetdbd* to bind connections on IPv6 addresses
- only. Defaults to false.
-
**listenaddr**
This property specifies an address that is allowed to connect to the
- server. The user can specify one IP(v6) address, or use the 0.0.0.0
- notation to allow connections from everywhere. Defaults to localhost
- (127.0.0.1).
+ server. The following possibilities exist:
+
+ **localhost**
+ The server only listens on the IPv4 and IPv6 loopback interface
+ (if available). This is the default.
+
+ **127.0.0.1**
+ The server only listens on the IPv4 loopback interface.
+
+ **::1**
+ The server only listens on the IPv6 loopback interface.
+
+ **all**
+ The server listens on all available IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces.
+
+ **0.0.0.0**
+ The server listens on all available IPv4 interfaces.
+
+ **::**
+ The server listens on all available IPv6 interfaces.
+
+ *hostname*
+ The server listens on the interface designated by *hostname* which
+ is looked up using the normal hostname lookup facilities.
**control**
For remote management of *monetdbd*, the **control** property
diff --git a/documentation/source/manual_pages/mserver5.rst.in
b/documentation/source/manual_pages/mserver5.rst.in
--- a/documentation/source/manual_pages/mserver5.rst.in
+++ b/documentation/source/manual_pages/mserver5.rst.in
@@ -34,10 +34,11 @@ OPERATION
=========
When the build-time configuration did not disable this, a *mserver5*
-process presents the user with server startup information and internal
-exceptions due to errors in commands sent by clients. The architecture
-is setup to handle multiple streams of requests. The first thread
-started represents the server, which only writes to standard output.
+process presents the user with a console prompt. On this prompt, MAL
+commands can be executed. The architecture is setup to handle multiple
+streams of requests. The first thread started represents the server,
+which is the console prompt, reading from standard input and writing to
+standard output.
The server thread started remains in existence until all other threads
die. The server is stopped by sending it a termination signal (SIGINT,
@@ -171,6 +172,14 @@ multiple instances of this flag are OR-e
**--transactions**
Equivalent to **--debug=**\ *(TMMASK \| DELTAMASK \| TEMMASK)*.
+**--read-password-initialize-and-exit**
+ Read an unencrypted password from standard input and use it to set
+ the password for the **monetdb** administrator user, initialize the
+ database, and exit. If the database was already initialized, the
+ administrator password is not changed. This option is used by
+ *monetdbd*\ (1) when creating a new database with an administrator
+ password and should not be used otherwise.
+
MSERVER5 PARAMETERS
===================
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