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ISBN : 978-2-7460-9712-4
EAN : 9782746097124
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GNU/Linux

RedHat 6.2

(Zoot)

rexport(1)


REXPORT

REXPORT

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR

NAME

rexport − retrying export command using PMake and customs

SYNOPSIS

rexport [−same] [−uselocal] [−exclusive] [−attr value ...] [−debug] [−J numjobs] command [args ... ]]
rexport −f
[options ...] [ command-file ...]

DESCRIPTION

Rexport works similar to export(1) but is implemented as a wrapper around pmake(1) to manage jobs exportation. This provides three main advantages:

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If no hosts are immediately available, rexport keeps trying indefinitely until killed.

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Jobs are automatically restarted after evictions.

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More than one job can be started in parallel, with a limit of the total number of jobs running in parallel.

The −same, −uselocal, −exclusive and −attr options limit the set of hosts eligible for command execution, and are interpreted as by export(1). The following additional options are understood:

−J n

Try to run up to n commands in parallel (the default is 1).

−f

Interpret command line arguments as files containing commands to be run (one command per line). The contents of all files are concatenated to construct the final command list.

As a special case, if no arguments are specified after options, rexport will read commands, one-per-line, from the standard input, until EOF. At that point, these command will be dispatched to server hosts subject to the criteria and parallelism limit specified.

−debug

Do not start any commands. Instead, print the makefile created for pmake(1) to stdout.

SEE ALSO

customs(8), export(8), pmake(1).

AUTHOR

Andreas Stolcke (stolcke@icsi.berkeley.edu).



rexport(1)