cfenvgraph(8) [debian man page]

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

NAME

       cfengine - network configuration engine

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/sbin/cfenvgraph [options]

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS

       --help

       --file Override default input database

       --erasehistory
	      Erase machine-learned history of named traces. Comma separated list (no spaces)

       --outputdir
	      override name of output directory

       --titles
	      Generate titles in output data files for traces

       --timestamps
	      Add time stamps to output directory

       --resolution
	      Maximum output resolution (default is smoothed over each hour).

       --separate
	      Plot separate output files for each trace.

       --no-error-bars
	      Do not add uncertainty margins to output.

       --no-scaling
	      Do not renormalize graphs for convenient representation

       --now  Show data for last four hours only in high resolution.

       --verbose

DESCRIPTION

       cfengine  is  a	language  based  system  specifically designed for testing and configuring unix-like systems attached to a TCP/IP network.
       Cfenvd is part of the anomaly detection subsystem for cfagent.

       cfenvgraph is a research tool for extracting graphs of the learned history of system performance from  the  learned  database.	Users  are
       referred to the web page

       http://www.cfengine.org/confdir/cfenvgraph.html

       for an explanation of this graphical tool.

AUTHOR

       Mark Burgess, Oslo University College

INFORMATION

       http://www.cfengine.org

							       Maintenance Commands						       cfengine(8)

cf-promises(8)						      System Manager's Manual						    cf-promises(8)

NAME

       cf-promises - cfengine's promise analyzer

SYNOPSIS
:
	cf-promises [options]

DESCRIPTION
:
       The  promise  agent is a validator and analysis tool for configuration files belonging to any of the components of Cfengine. Configurations
       that make changes must be approved by this validator before being executed.  cfengine is a self-healing configuration and change management
       based  system. You can think of cfengine as a very high level language, much higher level than Perl or shell. Asingle statement is called a
       promise, and compliance can result in many hundreds of filesbeing created, or the permissions of many hundreds offiles being set. The  idea
       of cfengine is to create a one or more sets of configuration files which willclassify and describe the setup of every host in a network.

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
:
       --help, -h
	      Print the help message

       --bundlesequence, -b
	      Use the specified bundlesequence for verification

       --debug, -d
	      Set debugging level 0,1,2,3

       --verbose, -v
	      Output verbose information about the behaviour of the agent

       --dry-run, -n
	      All talk and no action mode - make no changes, only inform of promises not kept

       --version, -V
	      Output the version of the software

       --file, -f
	      Specify an alternative input file than the default

       --define, -D
	      Define a list of comma separated classes to be defined at the start of execution

       --negate, -N
	      Define a list of comma separated classes to be undefined at the start of execution

       --inform, -I
	      Print basic information about changes made to the system, i.e. promises repaired

       --diagnostic, -x
	      Activate internal diagnostics (developers only)

       --analysis, -a
	      Perform additional analysis of configuration

       --reports, -r
	      Generate reports about configuration and insert into CFDB

AUTHOR

       Mark Burgess and CFEngine AS

INFORMATION

       Bug reports: http://bug.cfengine.com, .PP Community help: http://forum.cfengine.com

       Community info: http://www.cfengine.com/pages/community

       Support services: http://www.cfengine.com

       This software is Copyright (C) 2008-2013 CFEngine AS.

							       Maintenance Commands						    cf-promises(8)