DIRVISH-RUNALL(8) System Manager's Manual DIRVISH-RUNALL(8)NAME
dirvish-runall - run a set of dirvish backup jobs.
SYNOPSIS
dirvish-runall[OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
Run all the jobs specified in the Runall field of the dirvish master configuration file.
OPTIONS
Each option may be unambiguously abbreviated.
--config configfile
Read configfile for the Runall: field. By default dirvish-runall will use the Runall: field from the master configuration file.
This will only be used by dirvish-runall itself and not be propagated to the dirvish processes.
See dirvish.conf(5) for more details.
--no-run
--dry-run
Don't actually do anything. Just display what would have happened.
--quiet
Run quietly, only report errors.
Normally dirvish-runall will report the dirvish commands invoked with timestamps.
--version
Print the version information and exit.
EXIT CODES
To facilitate further automation and integration of dirvish-runall with other tools dirvish-runall provides rationalised exit codes. The
exit codes are range based. While the code for a specific error may change from one version to another it will remain within the specified
range. So don't test for specific exit codes but instead test for a range of values. To the degree possible higher value ranges indicate
more severe errors.
0 success
1-199 Number of dirvish jobs that failed. If more than 199 jobs failed 199 will be the exit code.
200-219
An error was encountered in loading a configuration file.
220-254
An error was detected in the configuration.
255 Incorrect usage.
FILES
/etc/dirvish/master.conf
alternate master configuration file.
/etc/dirvish.conf
master configuration file.
SEE ALSO dirvish.conf(5)BUGS DIRVISH-RUNALL(8)
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named-checkconf - named configuration file syntax checking tool
SYNOPSIS
directory] [configfile]
DESCRIPTION
is a tool to check the syntax, but not the semantics, of the configuration file for
Options
When loading a zone file, read the journal if it exists.
Change root to
directory so that directives in the configuration file are processed as if run by a similarly rooted (see chroot(2)).
Print the version of the
program and exit.
Perform a check on the loading of the master zone files found in
the configuration file.
Operands
configfile
The configuration file to be checked. The default is
RETURN VALUE
sets the exit status.
Success.
Errors were detected.
AUTHOR
was developed by the Internet Systems Consortium (ISC).
FILES
Default configuration file.
SEE ALSO named(1M), chroot(2).
Requests for Comments (RFC): 1035, available online at
available online at
available from the Internet Systems Consortium at
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