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update-cluster-remove

   

NAME

update-cluster-remove - parses configuration file and re-indents, and removes selected parts

SYNOPSIS

update-cluster-remove [OPTION] ... < input-filename

DESCRIPTION

update-cluster-remove accepts XML input from standard input, and parses the content and outputs an indented XML file to the standard output, with the specified entries removed.

When no entries are specified, it is a pretty-formatter.

OPTIONS

--ip [ip-address]

Specify the ip address of the system to be removed from the list.

--mac [MAC-address]

Specify the MAC address of the system to be removed from the list.

--master

Specify the nodes which have a notes
 content saying master to be excluded.

--bootmaster [bootmaster IP]

Specify the nodes with the bootmaster to be removed from the list. Usually used with the --not option.

--not

Reverse the whole logic.

--failfound

Instead of the usual behavior, exit immediately with exit code of 1 as soon as something to output is found.

--help

Emits a short help message.

EXAMPLES

update-cluster-remove < cluster.xml

Pretty-print cluster.xml

update-cluster-remove --not --failfound --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 < cluster.xml

Exit with 1 if MAC address 00:11:22:33:44:55 is registered in cluster.xml database.

EXIT STATUS

When no problem is encountered, returns with 0, and on error , exits with 1. One exception is when --failfound is specified, where it will return 1 when it succeeds also.

NOTES

Please see the sample files, and read the README.Debian file included. This command is intended to be used internally by the files in /usr/lib/update-cluster/*.updatelist

AUTHOR

Written by Junichi Uekawa <dancer@debian.org>, <dancer@netfort.gr.jp>, <dancer@mikilab.doshisha.ac.jp> for Debian Project.

SEE ALSO

update-cluster-add (8), update-cluster-regenerate (8), update-cluster-parseconfig (1)