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glance-cache-manage

GLANCE-CACHE-MANAGE(1)						      Glance						    GLANCE-CACHE-MANAGE(1)

NAME

       glance-cache-manage - Glance Cache Manager

CACHE MANAGEMENT UTILITY

       Author glance@lists.launchpad.net

       Date   2012-01-03

       Copyright
	      OpenStack LLC

       Version
	      2012.1-dev

       Manual section
	      1

       Manual group
	      cloud computing

   SYNOPSIS
	  glance-cache-manage <command> [options] [args]

   COMMANDS
	  help <command>
		 Output help for one of the commands below

	  list-cached
		 List all images currently cached

	  list-queued
		 List all images currently queued for caching

	  queue-image
		 Queue an image for caching

	  delete-cached-image
		 Purges an image from the cache

	  delete-all-cached-images
		 Removes all images from the cache

	  delete-queued-image
		 Deletes an image from the cache queue

	  delete-all-queued-images
		 Deletes all images from the cache queue

	  clean  Removes any stale or invalid image files from the cache

   OPTIONS
	  --version
		 show program's version number and exit

	  -h, --help
		 show this help message and exit

	  -v, --verbose
		 Print more verbose output

	  -d, --debug
		 Print more verbose output

	  -H ADDRESS, --host=ADDRESS
		 Address of Glance API host.  Default: 0.0.0.0

	  -p PORT, --port=PORT
		 Port the Glance API host listens on.  Default: 9292

	  -A TOKEN, --auth_token=TOKEN
		 Authentication token to use to identify the client to the glance server

	  -f, --force
		 Prevent select actions from requesting user confirmation

   SEE ALSO
       o OpenStack Glance

   BUGS
       o Glance is sourced in Launchpad so you can view current bugs at OpenStack Glance

AUTHOR

       OpenStack

COPYRIGHT

       2010-present, OpenStack, LLC.

2012.1.1							  March 14, 2013					    GLANCE-CACHE-MANAGE(1)