bsdisks
—
daemon implementing the UDisks2 service
bsdisks |
[--no-debug ]
[--syslog-output ] |
The UDisks2 service provides interfaces to enumerate and perform operations on
disks and storage devices via the D-Bus API. The
bsdisks
command is an implementation of the UDisks2
service for FreeBSD. The daemon is usually started by
D-Bus daemon using its auto-activation feature, thus no rc script is required.
The following option is available:
--no-debug
- Suppress debugging output (that is, do not output anything) to standard
output.
--syslog-output
- Copies all output to
syslog(3)
regardless of the presence of
--no-debug
- /usr/local/etc/bsdisks.conf
- Configuration file for
bsdisks
- /usr/local/etc/syslog.d/bsdisks-syslog.conf
bsdisks
configuration file for
syslogd(8)
- /usr/local/etc/newsyslog.conf.d/bsdisks-newsyslog.conf
bsdisks
configuration file for
newsyslog(8)
- /var/run/devd.seqpacket.pipe
- Pipe to read device and media events from
devd(8)
The bsdisks
utility exits 0 on success,
and >0 if an error occurs.
The bsdisks
utility is expected to be compatible with
the UDisks2 daemon.
This manual page was written for version 0.17 of the
bsdisks
utility.