From a past discussion with a developer on this question:
-a is normal startup
-r is for auto-restart after an exception is caught (and is used when 'ciscosecd -a' encounters a Linux signal during a crash, it is restarted with -r)
From a past discussion with a developer on this question:
-a is normal startup
-r is for auto-restart after an exception is caught (and is used when 'ciscosecd -a' encounters a Linux signal during a crash, it is restarted with -r)
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