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Feb 25 20:02:28 ciq2000 zmd: ShutdownManager (WARN): Preparing to sleep...
Feb 25 20:02:28 ciq2000 zmd: ShutdownManager (WARN): Going to sleep, waking up at 02/26/2017 19:22:24
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ZMD, the ZENworks Management Daemon, allows users to manage \ software on their systems. \ Visit http://www.novell.com for more information.
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https://www.novell.com/documentation/zlm72/lm7admin/data/b74nnf8.html
zmd (8)
Name
zmd - The back-end daemon for the Novell? ZENworks? Linux Management agent.
Syntax
zmd [options]
Description
The zmd daemon performs software management functions on the ZENworks managed device, including updating, installing, and removing software, and performing basic queries of the device's package management database. Typically, these management tasks are initiated through the ZENworks Control Center or the rug, zen-installer, zen-updater, or zen-remover utilities, which means you should not need to interact directly with zmd.
The zmd daemon has built-in download interrupt support. If a download is interrupted, the zmd daemon resumes the download where it left off.
While making the HTTP requests, the zmd agent sets the HTTP User-Agent value to ZENworks Management Daemon/<version>, where <version> is a value as reported by the rug ping command.
The Device Black-Out feature of ZMD allows you to configure the following preferences:
blackout-interval “<start_time> - <end_time>”: The time interval for which the device is to be locked. Specify the start time and end time in the HH:MM format, with hours in 24-hour format. For example, if the device is to be locked from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., specify the time interval as 09:00-18:00.
device-locked: Valid values are “True” and “False”. If the device-locked value is set to True, then zmd blocks install, removal, refresh, and register operations for packages and bundles. However, we recommend that you do not manually change the value of device-locked. The value is automatically set when you configure blackout-interval to specify the time interval when the device is to be locked. Depending on blackout-interval, the lock or unlock schedule is created and triggered. The lock or unlock schedule resets the device-locked value accordingly. If any refresh, bundle install, or bundle remove schedules are to be triggered when the device is locked, then these schedules are rescheduled to be triggered after the device is unlocked.
Options
Usage Options
-n , --non-daemon
Do not run the daemon in the background.
-m , --no-modules
Do not load any optional modules.
-r , --no-remote
Do not load any optional modules.
--no-services
Don't load the saved services.
Help Options
--help , -?
Display the help information and exit.
Files
zmd.conf
Configuration file. Options such as proxy and cache settings can be adjusted through this file directly or with the rug set command. The file is located in /etc/opt/novell/zenworks/zmd/ on SLES 9, OES 1, NLD, RHEL 3/4/5; and in /etc/zmd/ on SLES 10, SLED 10, and OES 2.
novell-zmd
Initialization script. You should use this script to start and stop zmd, rather than running it directly. The file is located in /etc/init.d/ on SLES 9, SLES 10, SLED 10, NLD, RHEL, and OES.
zmd-messages.log
Log file. The file is located in /var/opt/novell/log/zenworks/ on SLES 9, OES 1, NLD, and RHEL 3/4/5; and in /var/log/ on SLES 10, SLED 10, and OES 2.
zmd
Cached information from servers. The directory is located in /var/opt/novell/zenworks/cache/ on SLES 9, OES 1, NLD, and RHEL 3/4/5; and in /var/cache/ on SLES 10, SLED 10, and OES 2.
initial-configuration
URL for the supported services that zmd registers at initial startup. You can provide all the options that you would have otherwise used from rug for registration. The file is located in /etc/opt/novell/zenworks/zmd/ on SLES 9, OES 1, NLD, and RHEL 3/4/5; and in /etc/zmd/ on SLES 10, SLED 10, and OES 2.
Examples
This program normally runs as root.
/etc/init.d/novell-zmd start
Runs the program in the standard way.
/opt/novell/zenworks/sbin/zmd or /usr/sbin/zmd
Runs the program directly.
