Running Auto Start

A.14 Running Auto Start

Use the list of commands to start or stop auto start.

Table A-13 Auto start

Option Description

Option	Description
`-autostart`	Configures auto start. You must run this command as `root`. The daemon restarts at 1 am every day to discover any environment changes. The daemon runs a full local Oracle ORAchk check once every week at 3 am, and a partial run of the most impactful checks at 2 am every day through the `oratier1` or `exatier1` profiles. The daemon automatically purges the `oratier1` or `exatier1` profile run that runs daily, after a week. The daemon also automatically purges the full local run after 2 weeks. You can change the daemon settings after enabling auto start. Note: Daemon mode is supported only on the Linux and Solaris operating systems.
`-autostop`	Removes auto start configuration. You must run this command as `root`.

-autostart

Configures auto start. You must run this command as root.

The daemon restarts at 1 am every day to discover any environment changes. The daemon runs a full local Oracle ORAchk check once every week at 3 am, and a partial run of the most impactful checks at 2 am every day through the oratier1 or exatier1 profiles. The daemon automatically purges the oratier1 or exatier1 profile run that runs daily, after a week. The daemon also automatically purges the full local run after 2 weeks. You can change the daemon settings after enabling auto start.

Note:

Daemon mode is supported only on the Linux and Solaris operating systems.

-autostop

Removes auto start configuration. You must run this command as root.

Parent topic: Compliance Framework (Oracle ORAchk and Oracle EXAchk) Command-Line Options