Martin Schwenke d5b1a6a9c6 ctdb tool - new command "ctdb nodestatus [nodestring]" ...

This is very much like "ctdb status" but actually returns the status
for use in scripts.

This can be used in 2 modes:

* An optional nodestring is passed directly to the command without
  using -n.  In this mode the current node is asked for the status of
  all listed nodes.

* The nodestring is passed via -n.  In this mode the designated nodes
  will be asked for their status.  This is like "ctdb status".

These modes can be mixed.  For example:

  ctdb nodestatus 1,2,3 -n 0

asks node 0 for the status of nodes 1, 2 and 3, returning the bitwise
OR of their statuses.

This version uses the auto_all functionality, so the output isn't
necessarily pretty.  An improved version that does its own -n
processing may appear soon.

Signed-off-by: Martin Schwenke <martin@meltin.net>

(This used to be ctdb commit 355685a14be17bf4648788f8a72c54790fe03502)

2011-12-08 17:21:17 +11:00

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ctdb_diagnostics

config can be in /etc/default/ instead of /etc/sysconfig/ (ctdb_gnostics part)

2011-11-08 16:32:03 +11:00

ctdb_vacuum.c

RB_TREE: Add mechanism to abort a traverse

2011-11-08 13:40:28 +11:00

ctdb.c

ctdb tool - new command "ctdb nodestatus [nodestring]"

2011-12-08 17:21:17 +11:00

ltdbtool.c

ltdbtool: ignore empty (deleted) records per default.

2011-10-12 22:38:02 +02:00

onnode

onnode: unset EXTRA_SSH_OPTS when using fakessh

2011-10-18 11:51:06 +11:00