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Trillium Director Guide

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Trillium

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Latest

Language

English

Product name

Trillium Quality

Title

Trillium Director Guide

2024

First publish date

2008

Last updated

2024-10-18

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2024-10-18T15:24:10.895371

The cleanser server runs as a service under Windows and runs as a daemon under Linux.

Syntax

TSQCleanser     -d name -f filename -h hostname
                -i ServerId -l filename -n name
                -o processingLevel -p port -s SystemId
                -t filename
                -H cleanser_hostname -cl
                -P cleanser port
                -j project_path
                [-UnregServer|-Service|-RegServer]

Parameters

`-d name`	Service display name. Default is “TS Cleansing Server”.
`-f filename`	Path and name of the configuration file. See Identifying Configuration and Settings Files for more information.
`-h hostname`	Name of the Director host or IP address (in dotted decimal format) of the node where the Director is running. If this argument is omitted, the server uses the value of the environment variable TRILLDIRADDR.
`-i ServerId`	Name by which the server is known to the Director, containing from 1 to 8 characters and beginning with a C or c. The default is Cleanser. Note: Whenever a client requests a server from the Director, it must specify a Server ID and System ID to identify the type of server required. Server ID + System ID = Server Name
`-l filename`	Path and name of the file that the server uses to log various startup, informational, and error messages. Note: This file is only used if the server is registered as alocal server. Windows messages are sent to the system’s Application Event Log.
`-n name`	Internal Service name. The default is TS Quality Cleanser.
`-o processingLevel`	The processing level options are: Minimum - Requests will be placed in a queue; no threads will be spawned. Note that the network queue limits the number of attach requests that can be waiting. Default -One thread will be actively cleansing; another thread will be listening for requests on the network. Other requests will wait. High - Eight threads will be actively cleansing. Other requests will wait. Maximum - A thread will be created for each incoming request. At all levels, the maximum number of concurrent attaches is 128.
`-p port`	Port on which the Director listens for incoming requests. If this argument is omitted, the value of the environment variable TRILLDIRPORTis used.
`-s SystemId`	System ID by which the server is known to the Director. The maximum length is 1. The default is S. Note: Whenever a client requests a server connection from the Director, it must specify a Server ID and System ID to identify the type of server required. Server ID + System ID = Server Name
`-t filename`	Path and name of the trace file used by the server to record network trace information. Use the Director System Manager to activate the trace function.
`-H cleanser_hostname`	The name of the host or IP address (in dotted decimal format) of the node that the cleanser uses to register with the director. This node is used by clients to communicate with the cleanser. Setting this switch allows the use of an IP address that is different than the default IP address. This might be used if the default IP address is incorrect due to use of VPN (Virtual Private Network) software, or if a Tunneling protocol is required.
`-cl`	(Windows) Start a cleanser that has not been registered as a service with Windows.
`-P cleanser_port`	Port on which the cleanser will listen for service requests from the client. If this argument is omitted, a random port is assigned when the service is started.
`-j project_path`	(Optional) The path to the project. If not specified, the cleanser will use the path specified with the -f parameter.
`-UnregServer`	(Optional) Unregisters the server. (Windows only.)
`-RegServer`	(Optional) Registers the server as a local server. (Windows only.)
`-Service`	(Optional) Registers the server as a service. (Windows only.)