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Operating Systems Solaris How to set multiple ownership permission on a file/directory? Post 302980027 by gull04 on Tuesday 23rd of August 2016 03:38:21 AM
Old 08-23-2016
Hi freshmeat,

OK, sorry for my confusion there - but when you mention nodes I think cluster.

Anyway back to your original problem;

There is no way to have multiple owners for a Unix "file", so your options are limited here. The one that comes to mind is that if you only have a couple of "nodes", you can hopefully standardise your UID's and GID's over the "nodes".

If it is possible to do that I would, as once you get into larger numbers of systems it can become a real pain managing this.

Regards

Gull04
 

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crm_report

1.1.7(8)						  System Administration Utilities						  1.1.7(8)

NAME

       1.1.7 - Part of the Pacemaker cluster resource manager

SYNOPSIS

       crm_report -f "YYYY-M-D H:M:S" [-t "YYYY-M-D H:M:S"] [additional options] [dest]

DESCRIPTION

       crm_report - Create a tarball containing everything needed when reporting cluster problems

OPTIONS

       -V     increase verbosity

       -v,--version
	      software version

       --features
	      software features

       -f, --from time
	      time to start from: "YYYY-M-D H:M:S"  (do not forget the quotes)

       -t, --to time
	      time to finish at (default: now)

       -T, --cts test
	      CTS test or set of tests to extract

       --cts-log
	      CTS master logfile

       -n, --nodes nodes
	      node names for this cluster only needed if the cluster is not active on the current machine accepts both -n "a b" and -n a -n b

       -l, --logfile file
	      log file to collect, normally this will be determined automatically

       -p patt
	      additional regular expression to match variables to be removed (default: "passw.*")

       -L patt
	      additional regular expression to match in log files for analysis (default: CRIT: ERROR:)

       -M     collect only the logs specified by -l

       -S, --single-node
	      single node operation; don't try to start report collectors on other nodes

       -c, --cluster type
	      force the cluster type (corosync,openais,heartbeat,logmaster)

       -A, --openais
	      force the cluster type to be OpenAIS

       -C, --corosync
	      force the cluster type to be CoroSync

       -H, --heartbeat
	      force the cluster type to be Heartbeat

       -u, --user user
	      ssh username for cluster nodes (default: root)

       --dest a custom destination directory/file

       dest   a custom destination directory/file

EXAMPLES

	      crm_report  -f  "2011-12-14 13:05:00" unexplained-apache-failure crm_report -f 2011-12-14 -t 2011-12-15 something-that-took-multiple
	      days crm_report -f 13:05:00   -t 13:12:00   brief-outage

1.1.7 - ee0730e13d124c3d58f00016c3376a1de5323cff		    April 2012								  1.1.7(8)
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