fractalpooluser --- RSerPool Client (PU) for the Fractal Generator service
fractalpooluser [-identifier=PU_identifier] [-poolhandle=pool_handle] [-configdir=directory] [-caption=window_title] [-width=pixels] [-height=pixels] [-threads=threads] [-sendtimeout=milliseconds] [-recvtimeout=milliseconds] [-interimagetime=seconds] [-imagestorageprefix=file_name_prefix] [-colormarks] [-nocolormarks] [-sessions] [-nosessions] [-cspinterval=milliseconds] [-cspserver=address:port] [-logappend=filename] [-logcolor=on|off] [-logfile=filename] [-loglevel=0-9]
fractalpooluser is a Reliable Server Pooling (RSerPool) pool user (PU) for the FractalGenerator service. It uses a Qt-based X11 GUI.
The following options are available: -identifier=PU_identifier Sets a fixed PU identifier. Handle with care! -poolhandle=pool_handle Sets the PH to a non-default value; otherwise, the default setting is "FractalGeneratorPool". Service Parameters: -configdir=directory Sets a directory to look for FGP config files. From all FGP files (pattern: *.fgp) in this directory, random files are selected for the calculation of requests. -caption=window_title Sets the output window title. -width=pixels Sets the width of the window and the images to be calculated. -height=pixels Sets the height of the window and the images to be calculated. -threads=threads Sets the number of parallel sessions to use for processing of each image. -sendtimeout=milliseconds Sets the transmission timeout. -recvtimeout=milliseconds Sets the receive timeout. -interimagetime=seconds Sets the pause time between two image calculations in seconds. -imagestorageprefix=file_name_prefix Sets a file name prefix for saving the calculated images. If set, each successfully calculated image is stored to the given location as PNG file, with a 6-digit file number added. -colormarks Turns on color change on session failover. -nocolormarks Turns off color change on session failover. -sessions Turns on color change between different sessions. -nosessions Turns off color change between different sessions. ASAP Protocol Parameters: -registrar=address:port Adds a static PR entry into the Registrar Table. It is possible to add multiple entries. -registrarannouncetimeout=milliseconds Sets the timeout for ASAP announces via multicast. -registrarconnecttimeout=milliseconds Sets the timeout for ASAP connection establishment. -registrarconnectmaxtrials=trials Sets the maximum number of ASAP connection establishment trials. -registrarrequesttimeout=milliseconds Sets the timeout for ASAP requests. -registrarresponsetimeout=milliseconds Sets the timeout for waiting to receive ASAP responses. -registrarrequestmaxtrials=trials Sets the maximum number of ASAP request trials. Component Status Protocol (CSP) Parameters: -cspserver=address:port Sets the address of a CSP monitor server. By default, the content of the environment variable CSP_SERVER is used. If not defined, no CSP status reports will be sent. -cspinterval=milliseconds Sets the interval for the CSP status updates in milliseconds. By default, the content of the environment variable CSP_INTERVAL is used. If not defined, no CSP status reports will be sent. Logging Parameters: -logappend=filename Write logging output to a file (default is stdout); output will be appended to given file. -logcolor=on|off Turns ANSI colorization of the logging output on or off. -logfile=filename Write logging output to a file (default is stdout); given file will be overwritten. -loglevel=0-9 Sets the logging verbosity from 0 (none) to 9 (very verbose). It is recommended to use at least a value of 2 to see possibly important error messages and warnings.
fractalpooluser uses the environment variables CSP_SERVER and CSP_INTERVAL to define a CSP server to send reports to in the specified interval.
If loglevel>0, log messages will be printed to stdout or into a specified log file.
For a detailed introduction to RSerPool, see: http://duepublico.uni-duisburg- essen.de/servlets/DerivateServlet/Derivate-16326/Dre2006-final.pdf Thomas Dreibholz's RSerPool Page: http://tdrwww.iem.uni-due.de/dreibholz/rserpool/
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