DANTED(8) System Manager's Manual DANTED(8)NAME
danted - network proxyserver
SYNOPSIS
danted [-DLVdhnv] [-N number] [-f file]
DESCRIPTION
Dante implements the socks standard and can function as a firewall between networks.
Dante relays TCP and UDP both from outside the network and in, and from inside and out.
The options are as follows:
-D Dante will detach from the controlling terminal and run in the background as a system daemon.
-L Displays the license Dante comes under.
-Nnumber
Dante will fork of number copies of itself when starting. Can be used for very busy servers.
-V Verifies config file and exits.
-d Enables debugging.
-ffile Dante will read its configuration from file.
-h Shows the currently valid options.
-n Disables TCP keep-alive messages. Normally Dante enables TCP keep-alive messages so that connections from machines that have
crashed or for other reasons no longer can be reached time out.
-v Displays Dante version.
ENVIRONMENT
TMPDIR Use TMPDIR for temporary files. Since Dante uses lockfiles it is recommended that TMPDIR be set to a (local) filesystem with low
latency.
FILES
/etc/danted.conf
Dante server configuration file.
AUTHORS
For Inferno Nettverk A/S, Norway:
Michael Shuldman <michaels@inet.no>: Design and implementation.
Karl-Andre' Skevik <karls@inet.no>: Autoconf and porting.
SEE ALSO dante.conf(5)danted.conf(5)
Information about new releases and other related issues can be found on the Dante WWW home page at http://www.inet.no/dante.
BUGS
See the accompanying BUGS file. New ones should be reported to dante-bugs@inet.no.
Feb 17, 2001 DANTED(8)
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ADW(4) BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual ADW(4)NAME
adw -- ConnectCom Solutions AdvanSys PCI Ultra Wide SCSI host adapter driver
SYNOPSIS
adw* at pci? dev ? function ?
scsibus* at adw?
options FAILSAFE
options SCSI_ADW_WDTR_DISABLE=mask
options SCSI_ADW_SDTR_DISABLE=mask
options SCSI_ADW_TAGQ_DISABLE=mask
DESCRIPTION
The adw driver provides support for the ADW (AdvanSys) ABP-940UW, ASB-3940UW, ASB-3940U2W SCSI host adapters.
The following kernel configuration options are available:
options FAILSAFE
Disables tagged command queuing, wide data transfers and synchronous data transfers for all SCSI devices controlled by the adw driver. By
default, tagged command queuing, wide data transfers and synchronous data transfers are used if the SCSI devices support them.
The following options use a mask to specify which SCSI peripherals the option applies to. The mask is a 16 bit bitfield value. Each bit cor-
responds to a peripheral ID. The LSB (bit 0) corresponds to the peripheral with ID 0. The MSB (bit 15) corresponds to the peripheral with
ID 15. The following features cannot be disabled for the host adapter, which by default has ID 7.
options SCSI_ADW_WDTR_DISABLE=mask
Disable WIDE data transfer for the peripherals specified by the mask value.
options SCSI_ADW_SDTR_DISABLE=mask
Disable SYNCHRONOUS data transfer for the peripherals specified by the mask value.
options SCSI_ADW_TAGQ_DISABLE=mask
Disable TAGGED COMMAND QUEUING for the peripherals specified by the mask value.
SEE ALSO cd(4), ch(4), intro(4), scsi(4), sd(4), st(4), uk(4)HISTORY
The adw device driver appeared in NetBSD 1.4.
AUTHORS
Baldassare Dante Profeta <dante@NetBSD.org>.
BSD February 3, 2000 BSD