ccs_config_dump(8) [debian man page]

ccs_config_dump(8)														ccs_config_dump(8)

NAME

       ccs_config_dump - Tool to generate XML output of running configuration.

SYNOPSIS

       ccs_config_dump [OPTION]..

DESCRIPTION

       ccs_config_dump	is  part  of  the Cluster Configuration System (CCS).  It is used to dump the current running configuration in XML format.
       The running configuration is, sometimes, different from the stored configuration on file or ldap because some subsystems store or set  some
       default	information  into  the	configuration.	Those values are generally not present on the on-disk version of the configuration but are
       required at runtime for the cluster to work properly.

OPTIONS

       -h     Help.  Print out the usage.

       -V     Print the version information.

       -r     Force config dump from running cluster. This option is only for expert users and debugging sessions. Don't use it  for  random  pur-
	      poses.   ccs_config_dump	can be configured to use different configuration sources via environment variables. This option will clear
	      them to use the default and use only the runtime configuration.

SEE ALSO

       ccs_config_validate(8), cluster.conf(5)

																ccs_config_dump(8)

CCS_CONFIG_VALIDATE(8)					      System Manager's Manual					    CCS_CONFIG_VALIDATE(8)

NAME

       ccs_config_validate

DESCRIPTION

       Usage:

       ccs_config_validate [options]

OPTIONS

       -h     Print this help, then exit

       -V     Print program version information, then exit

       -v     Produce verbose output

   Validating XML configuraton files:
       -f configfile
	      Validate an alternate config file without preloading it with default values.

       -l configfile
	      Validate an alternate config file with preloading of default values (recommended option).

   Advanced options:
       -r     Force validation of runtime config

       -C config_loader Override config plugin loader

       -t tempfile
	      Force temporay file to tempfile

       -n     Do not remove temporary file

       -o     Overwrite temporary file (dangerous)

DEFAULT

       Default operation for ccs_config_validate is to load the currently configured environment and verify the outcoming configuration.

       Example 1: current environment uses a configuration file (/etc/cluster/cluster.conf).
	      The  user  modifies  cluser.conf and executes ccs_config_validate without options.  The tool will validate the modified cluster.conf
	      after including default values.

       Example 2: current environment is set to load the configuration from LDAP. Users
	      modifies LDAP databse and before pushing the change to the nodes, she/he can issue ccs_config_validate to verify the contents o  the
	      LDAP database automatically (as long as the correct LDAP environment is set in the cman/cluster sysconfig/defaults files).

								  September 2009					    CCS_CONFIG_VALIDATE(8)