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Document names of config files and running processes

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Con Kolivas 10 years ago
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This option is explicitly enabled when built without ckdb support. This option is explicitly enabled when built without ckdb support.
-c <CONFIG> tells ckpool to override its default configuration filename and -c <CONFIG> tells ckpool to override its default configuration filename and
load the specified one. If -c is not specified, ckpool looks for ckpool.conf load the specified one. If -c is not specified, ckpool looks for ckpool.conf,
whereas in proxy or passthrough modes it will look for ckproxy.conf in proxy mode it looks for ckproxy.conf, in passthrough mode for
ckpassthrough.conf and in redirector mode for ckredirector.conf
-d <CKDB-NAME> tells ckpool what the name of the ckdb process is that it should -d <CKDB-NAME> tells ckpool what the name of the ckdb process is that it should
speak to, otherwise it will look for ckdb. speak to, otherwise it will look for ckdb.
@ -168,7 +169,8 @@ and then workbase.
maximum debug is level 7. maximum debug is level 7.
-n <NAME> will change the ckpool process name to that specified, allowing -n <NAME> will change the ckpool process name to that specified, allowing
multiple different named instances to be running. multiple different named instances to be running. By default the variant
names are used: ckpool, ckproxy, ckpassthrough, ckredirector.
-P will start ckpool in passthrough proxy mode where it collates all incoming -P will start ckpool in passthrough proxy mode where it collates all incoming
connections and streams all information on a single connection to an upstream connections and streams all information on a single connection to an upstream

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