The file arcserve.cfg, is located in the $ARC_HOME/config directory. It determines which services are loaded when ARCserveIT is started. Services that are labeled as "REGULAR", may be stopped as needed. Services labeled as "IMMORTAL" can not be stopped unless their termination is forced and all regular services have been unloaded. For an example of the command line argument required to stop an IMMORTAL service see, `Stopping ARCserveIT'.
An example of the arcserve.cfg file is shown below:
This configure script will prompt you for information regarding
# Lines preceded by '#' are comments
#
# First field determines whether or not to start the service
# at boot time.
#
# Second field is the path name of the executable.
# - if the pathname starts with '/', it is an absolute path,
# - otherwise it is relative to ${ARC_HOME}
#
# Third field tells whether the service is REGULAR, or IMMORTAL
# A REGULAR service can be shut down without the -force argument
#
# You may have startup arguments trailing the executable path.
# Service is identified by the last component of the full path name.
#
# arcserved looks for this configuration file in the
# ${ARC_HOME}/config directory
yes IMMORTAL sbin/arcserved
yes IMMORTAL sbin/asdiscovd
yes IMMORTAL sbin/asauthd
yes IMMORTAL sbin/asloggerd
yes REGULAR sbin/asdbd
yes REGULAR sbin/asmediad
yes REGULAR sbin/asqd
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