update-cluster-regenerate - Regenerates configuration files from cluster.xml

update-cluster-regenerate all | list | [basename] ...

update-cluster-regenerate regenerates individual configuration files from cluster.xml. It uses hooks found in /usr/lib/update-cluster/*.updatelist and /etc//update-cluster/updatelist/*.updatelist to do the actual work. Specifying all will regenerate all the configuration files.

By specifying its name, individual configuration files can be regenerated.

list

Gives out a list of possible scripts to be specified. all will execute all of them

all

Regenerates all configuration files.

basename

Execute only the specified file to regenerate specific configuration files. Use list to see possible options.

Files in /etc//update-cluster/updatelist/*.updatelist have priority over /usr/lib/update-cluster/*.updatelist and are executed instead if they exist.

/etc//update-cluster/cluster.xml

The configuration file which holds the information.

/usr/share/update-cluster/cluster.dtd

The DTD for the XML database for cluster nodes.

/usr/lib/update-cluster/*.updatelistand/etc//update-cluster/updatelist/*.updatelist

The updation script. They need to be installed by individual programs as executable scripts.

update-cluster-regenerate all

Regenerate all configuration files.

update-cluster-regenerate hosts

Regenerate hosts files.

update-cluster-regenerate list

List possible options.

Please read the sample files and read the README.Debian file distributed with the package.

If a file with the same basename exists both in /etc//update-cluster/updatelist/*.updatelist and in /usr/lib/update-cluster/*.updatelist the behaviour of update-cluster-regenerate all is incorrect.

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

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