05-21-2009
I tried the combinations below which do not change anything or are not recognized
\n
\^m
\^Y
Ctrl-V + Ctrl-M
Ctrl-V + Ctrl-Y => nothing is typed in the console, I have to do a Ctrl-C to get out
\x0D$
\xC1$
[^M^Y]
[^M]
[^Y]
\c[m => not recognized
sed 's/.$//' does remove the ^M at the end of each line but then it is still a multi-line format. Its like removing the last character of each line but keeping the end-of-line linefeed.
[added comments]
Is there a way to find out in VI what is the ascii value of the character under the cursor ?
It would help me identify the right decimal value to use in a replacement string.
[added comments]
I found out that ^M is actually \015. So I can remove it with tr -d '\015'
But I still haven't found out what ^Y is.
Last edited by Browser_ice; 05-21-2009 at 03:34 PM..
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kumoctl
KUMOCTL(1) General Commands Manual KUMOCTL(1)
NAME
kumoctl - show kumofs status
SYNOPSIS
kumoctl address[:port=19750] command [options]
DESCRIPTION
Show status of kumo-manager and send control commands to kumo-manager.
COMMANDS
status show status of the cluster
attach attach all new servers and start replace
attach-noreplace
attach all new servers
detach detach all fault servers and start replace
detach-noreplace
detach all fault servers
replace
start replace without attach/detach
full-replace
start full-replace (repair consistency)
backup [suffix=20090304]
create backup with specified suffix
enable-auto-replace
enable auto replace
disable-auto-replace
disable auto replace
STATUS
hash space timestamp
The time that the list of attached kumo-servers is updated. It is updated when new kumo-server is added or existing kumo-server is
down.
attached node
The list of attached kumo-servers. (active) is normal node and (fault) is fault node or recoverd but not re-attached node.
not attached node
The list of recognized but not-attached nodes.
AUTO REPLACING
By default, you have to attach new kumo-servers manually using kumoctl command. If the auto replacing is enabled, new kumo-servers are
attached automatically. This is experimental feature.
EXAMPLE
$ kumoctl mgr1 status
$ kumoctl mgr1 attach
SEE ALSO
kumo-manager(1).
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