You can use loginout.exe to start your pvserver in multithreaded mode. This command may be placed in SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM
loginout
$ @loginout dka0:[your.server]your_server.com
loginout.com
$ type your_server.com $ set default dka0:[your.server] $ your_server := dka0:[your.server]your_server.exe $ your_server -sleep=100 -port=5050
$ type loginout.com
$ loginout:
$
$ device = f$parse("''p1'",,,"device")
$ directory = f$parse("''p1'",,,"directory")
$ name = f$parse("''p1'",,,"name")
$ type = f$parse("''p1'",,,"type")
$ run /dump - !
/detach - !
/proc='name' - !
/prio=8 - !
/noswap - !
/working_set=1500 - !
/maximum_working_set = 3600 - !
/page_file=60000 - !
/uic=[200,1] - !
/out='device''directory''name'.out - !
/err='device''directory''name'.err - !
/input='device''directory''name'.com - !
sys$system:loginout.exe
$
You can use UCX SET SERVICE to start a pvserver in inetd mode.
ucx set service
$ type pvserver_setup.com
$ ucx set service pvserver /file=dka100:[lehrig]pvserver_startup.com -
/user=lehrig -
/protocol=tcp -
/port=5050 -
/process=pvserver -
/limit=10
$ ucx enable service pvserver
$ ucx show service pvserver /full
Startup file for ucx set service
$ type pvserver_startup.com $ set default dka100:[lehrig.cc.processviewserver] $ run dka100:[lehrig.exe]pvserver.exe