Dear all
Please excuse the naivety of this question but I am
just getting to grips with EPICS here at the Isaac Newton
Group of Telescopes. I have searched through the EPICS
documentation and so far haven't found any definitive
pointers.
Is it considered standard practice to start a caRepeater daemon
at machine boot time for any machine on which you might want to
run CA clients ? (If there are many potential machines this might
be a bit of a burden to the system administrators).
Alternatively, do most people just allow the first client
which runs on the machine after reboot to spawn the caRepeater
and for all subsequent clients on the same machine to use it ?
Here at ING we are running with R3.13.1; our clients typically
run on Solaris 5.9 workstations.
Many thanks
Simon Rees
Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes
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