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Hive Client Debugging Commands (Make sure iptables is not blocking any ports and target is listening on port specified for raw-tcp and raw-udp triggers...):
Client: gdb --args ./hclient-linux-x86-dbg ./coreClient -a 10.3.2.188 -t 10.3.2.188 -P raw-tcp -r 22 -k TestingTesting -p 4001 -m b
Hived: gdb --args ./hived-linux-x86-dbg ./coreHived -t 0 -a 10.2.5.191 -i 600 -d 10 -k TestingTesting
Linux/Unix Topics
info (Use "info info" command)
udev (Implementation may vary between distributions)
CentOs/Redhat
Rules for writing udev assignment rules: index.html
Configuration file = /etc/udev/udev.conf
Other directories = /usr/lib/udev, /dev/.udev, /etc/udev/rules.
MRR Notes:
Even after you modify the rules in /etc/udev/rules.d, these changes seem to have no effect until the system is rebooted.
- Command "udevadm monitor" is very useful for determining which device is being added/removed from the system.