A.1 acurcl Command

The acurcl command is your control and maintenance interface to AcuLaunch. The acurcl command is used on the server at the command line (or with icons under Windows NT and Windows 2000) and initiates the following actions:

• starts and stops the acurcl program and installs and removes acurcl as a Windows NT/Windows 2000 service
• controls the configuration of running instances of AcuLaunch
• reports AcuLaunch system status
• creates and maintains the server access and server alias files

When "acurcl" is entered with no options, a list of options displays.

The acurcl command formats on UNIX servers are:

acurcl
acurcl -access
acurcl -alias
acurcl -config [server] [-n  port]
acurcl -info [server] [-n port]
acurcl -kill [server] [-f] [-n port]
acurcl -start [-c config_file] [-e error_file] [-l]
              [-t #] [-f] [-n port]
acurcl -version

In addition to these command formats, the following formats are available on Windows NT and Windows 2000 servers:

acurcl -install [server] [-depends ServiceDependency].
                [any valid start options]
acurcl -query [server] [-n  port]
acurcl -remove [server] [-n port] [-f]

The icon equivalents under Windows NT and Windows 2000 are:

Icon	Command
Acurcl -access	acurcl -access
Acurcl -alias	acurcl -alias
Acurcl -config	acurcl -config
Acurcl -info	acurcl -info
Install Acurcl Service	acurcl -install
Stop Acurcl Service	acurcl -kill
	acurcl -remove
Acurcl -query	acurcl -query
Start Acurcl Service	acurcl -start
Acurcl -unlock	acurcl -unlock
Acurcl -version	acurcl -version

More:

acurcl -access

acurcl -alias

acurcl -config

acurcl -info

acurcl -install

acurcl -kill

acurcl -query

acurcl -remove

acurcl -start

acurcl -version