Conductor [-v] [-m] [-E] [-?] [-L<local-address>]
[-V<module>=<level>]
[-P<filename>]
[-D<propanme>=<value> ...]
[<port> ...]
Zero or more port numbers can be specified. To perform interception, Conductor must be run as root.
-v | Increase Conductor's global verbosity level. Multiple v's can be used for increasing effect. |
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-V<module>=<level> | Set the verbosity level of a particular Conductor module. This setting overrides the global verbosity setting. |
-P<filename> | Specify a different properties file. |
-D<propname>=<value> | Override the value of a property with the given value. If a property name is given alone, the default value of "true" is assigned to that property. |
-m | Enable measuremnt mode. |
-L<address> | Set Conductor's notion of the local node address. This option is useful when the node has multiple interfaces. This option does not affect Conductor's notion of the local host name. |
-E | This node is an edge node. Consult a file to determine what destinations are part of the Conductor net and which are not. See more documentation in "EdgeNodes." |
-? | Obtain a usage message. |
-jdb | Run Conductor under JDB. |
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-nice | Run Conductor under maxiumum niceness. |
-strace | Trace Conductor with strace. Use this option with care as it is not compatible with native threads. |
Care should be taken when combining -jdb, -nice, and/or -strace options.
To pass arguments to the java runtime, add an addition "-" to the begining of the option. For example, to turn off just-in-time compilation, invoke
Conductor --nojit -vvv
./Conductor.properties
. If Conductor is installed,
the configuration file is taken from
$HOME_INSTALL_DIR/Conductor.properties
where
$HOME_INSTALL_DIR
is defined in
Makefile.in
at install time. The default configuration file
name can be overriden using the -P
command-line option as
described above.
More information on the Confuration of Conductor can be found here.
Root access is not required if Conductor is run on a target/server machine. However, without root access, Conductor will be unable to masquerade, fooling the application server into believing that the source of the connection is the original source.
Sudo can be used to establish root access.
Conductor is a product of Mark Yarvis
(yarvis@fmg.cs.ucla.edu) and the
FMG Research Group at
UCLA's Department of Computer Science.
Copyright © 2001 The Regents of the University of California. All Rights Reserved. |