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obj process A subset of a full thread specification starting

with a process name in the form of

<pName>(<gName>){<svcType>:

<svcIDlst>}, and where <pName> is a

VOS, ASE, or GEN process name, <gName>

is a Group Name (intended to allow a

process, such as a daemon, to segregate the

processes that were connected to it, and treat

a specific group of them in the same way),

<svcType> is a Service Type (for example,

CCM provides a service of managing phone

lines, and its Service Type is

SVCTYPE_PHONE [defined as "phone"]), and

<svcIDlst> is an identifier or list of

identifiers corresponding to <svcType> (in

these instances, phone lines are associated

with CCM, thus the <svcIDlst> would be

any applicable phone line number, and the

pairing would be, for example, {phone:1}).

app The set of lines associated with the

applications bound to the current MPS.

Except for "Line" commands, remainder affect

all applications on system.

none Command is intended for SRP itself.

-arg[=val] SRP arguments always begin with a dash ("-"), and arguments that take

values must use the format -arg=val (rather than -arg val) because

an arg specified without a dash prefix is interpreted as a new (unknown)

command, and val not prefaced with an equal sign is also treated this

way.

The list of arguments that SRP recognizes for each of the command

destinations is as follows. Note that if an argument is sent to a group

object, it affects all lower-level objects belonging to the named object.

For example, sending -kill to the vos object kills all VOS processes.

The following arguments are available to all destination objects:

status Displays current information about the named

object. See SRP Status on page 81.

ping Toggles the ping flag for the named object.

Takes a value equal to a process name or, for

app object, a line number.

The following argument is valid for all destination objects except for

components which support the hardware subcomponent and which

have a target of "hardware" (or, for legacy instances, "cps"):

srp obj -arg[=val] [obj -arg[=val] [obj ...]]

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