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Marie.o at 15:59, 17 May 2010

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	DCERouter will attempt to find the [[~~LinuxMCE_main~~ database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the '''/etc/pluto.conf''' file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:		DCERouter will attempt to find the [[pluto_main database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the '''/etc/pluto.conf''' file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:

	[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]		[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]

Marie.o at 11:39, 6 October 2008

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	~~<p>~~DCERouter will attempt to find the [[LinuxMCE_main database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the pluto.conf file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:~~</p>~~		DCERouter will attempt to find the [[LinuxMCE_main database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the '''/etc/pluto.conf''' file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:

	[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]		[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]

Langstonius at 02:54, 21 June 2008

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			[[category: Programmer's Guide]]
	<p>DCERouter will attempt to find the [[LinuxMCE_main database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the pluto.conf file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:</p>		<p>DCERouter will attempt to find the [[LinuxMCE_main database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the pluto.conf file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:</p>

	[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]		[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]

Jerry finn at 08:56, 19 March 2007

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	<table width="100%"> <tr><td bgcolor="#FFCFCF">This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.</td></tr> </table><p>DCERouter will attempt to find the [[~~pluto_main~~ database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the pluto.conf file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:</p>		<p>DCERouter will attempt to find the [[LinuxMCE_main database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the pluto.conf file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:</p>

	[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]		[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]

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<table width="100%"> <tr><td bgcolor="#FFCFCF">This page was written by Pluto and imported with their permission when LinuxMCE branched off in February, 2007. In general any information should apply to LinuxMCE. However, this page should be edited to reflect changes to LinuxMCE and remove old references to Pluto.</td></tr> </table><p>DCERouter will attempt to find the [[pluto_main database]] database using the hostname dcerouter, root user, no password, and the database name "pluto_main". If this is not correct, you must specify the connection information on the command line as shown below, or in the **pluto.conf** file. Once connected, DCERouter will attempt to determine what its own device and installation are. If the database contains more than 1 installation or more than 1 DCE Router device, you must specify the installation and/or device on the command line or in the pluto.conf file. The command line options are:</p>

[-i installation] [-d device] [-h hostname] [-u username] [-p password] [-D database] [-P mysql port] [-t tcp/ip port to listen on] [-f Base Path]