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SQLR-LISTENER(8)	System Administration Utilities	      SQLR-LISTENER(8)

NAME
       sqlr-listener - manual page for sqlr-listener 1.7.0

SYNOPSIS
       sqlr-listener [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
       sqlr-listener is	the SQL	Relay listener daemon.

       The  sqlr-listener listens for connections from SQL Relay client	appli-
       cations.	 When a	client connects, the sqlr-listener hands it off	to  an
       available  connection  daemon or	queues it until	a connection daemon is
       available.

       The sqlr-listener is not	intended  to  be  run  manually.   Rather  the
       sqlr-start process spawns it as-necessary.

OPTIONS
       -config config
	      Override the default configuration with the specified configura-
	      tion.

       -id instanceid
	      Id of an instance, as defined in the configuration.

       -localstatedir dir
	      Override the default directory for keeping pid  files,  sockets,
	      and  other  working  or stateful files with the specified	direc-
	      tory.

       -nodetach
	      Suppresses detachment from the controlling terminal.  Useful for
	      debugging.

       -disable-crash-handler
	      Disable the built-in crash handler.  Useful for debugging.

       -backtrace dir
	      Generate a backtrace in the specified directory on abnormal ter-
	      mination.	 Useful	for debugging.

       Rudiments version: 1.2.1	Compiled: Oct 23 2019 21:56:05

AUTHOR
       Written by David	Muse.

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) 1999-2018 David Muse
       This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is
       NO  warranty;  not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
       PURPOSE.

SQL Relay			 October 2019		      SQLR-LISTENER(8)

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