A server daemon is a program that runs in the background and provides some sort of service, such as a web server, SSH server, or a database server.
Just reconfigure your mail server...You will find somewhere where it says "Mail Daemon" and choose the suitable option for you.
It's a very old name for the mysql server daemon.
The dhcpcd daemon or dhclient.
A daemon, not daemond, is a program or server application that runs in the background, possibly started during the boot process. A daemon is analogous to what is referred to as a 'service' in the Windows world.
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Apache web server is an HTTP Daemon you can install to deliver content over HTTP. If you're with a webhost, they do the worrying about the web server, all you need to do is upload your stuff to it.
A daemon is the equivalent of a "service" in Windows. It is a program that runs in the background and performs tasks without any need for interaction, such as a web server or a program to automatically sync to the correct time.
First off. A daemon is usually a name for a sever or service in Unix. The word daemon was originally used to describe FreeBSD network services (as their logo is a daemon). However the term has become more widely adopted through networking and many cross platform services user the term. A mailer daemon is a more technical term for "email server". If a message fails to be delivered, the daemon will return it to you along with an error message, the route it took and where it failed.
First off. A daemon is usually a name for a sever or service in Unix. The word daemon was originally used to describe FreeBSD network services (as their logo is a daemon). However the term has become more widely adopted through networking and many cross platform services user the term. A mailer daemon is a more technical term for "email server". If a message fails to be delivered, the daemon will return it to you along with an error message, the route it took and where it failed.
CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) is a daemon that controls printer drivers, print jobs, and network sharing.
A "daemon" is a program that runs in the background without a graphical interface. In Windows parlance, this would be considered a "service". In the context of FTP and other related Internet technologies, a FTP daemon would be the program "service" that runs in the background (for which the term "server" can refer to the machine that runs such network-facing services or the services themselves).
Daemon Tools can be purchased at Daemon's official website.