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| linc - linc is not Cyberoam |
| linc [-h] [-v] [-d] |
| linc is a free multiplatform client for Cyberoam and 24online. Cyberoam is an employee internet management system for corporate networks. 24online is a subscriber management system for broadband ISPs. |
| If run without any options, linc will background itself and detach from its controlling terminal. Suspend/resume and termination of the daemon is controlled by means of signals. |
| -h |
| Show a brief usage text and exit |
| -v |
| Display version information and exit |
| -d |
| Run in debug mode. In this mode, the program will run in the foreground and log all messages to stderr. |
| Messages are sent to the syslog daemon using facility LOG_DAEMON. In order to see the error and debug messages, you will need to edit your /etc/syslog.conf file to direct the messages to the desired output device or file. |
| The following signals have the specified effect when sent to linc. |
| SIGINT, SIGTERM |
| These signals cause linc to log out of the current session and exit. |
| SIGUSR1 |
| This signal causes linc to login and resume normal operation when in suspend mode. |
| SIGUSR2 |
| This signal causes linc to enter log out of the current session and enter suspend mode. In suspend mode, no communication is attempted with the server. |
| /etc/lincrc |
| The system wide configuration file. This will be overridden by the per user configuration file if it exists for the current user. See lincrc(5) for further details. |
| ~/.lincrc |
| Per user configuration file. If this file exists, it will override the system configuration file. |
| Mayur R. Naik <mrnk@users.sf.net> |
| As of this release, it is possible for multiple linc processes to be running on a host, when only one process is needed to authenticate all traffic from this host. |
| lincrc(5) |