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Jun Zhang_4
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ascii/control file distribution

cmapplyconf distributes the binary configuration file, but not the ascii/control file (seems to me). If I run packages on a node, each time the control file will be executed. Do I have to manually distribute the ascii/control file among nodes, or there is something I missed?

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Geoff Wild
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Re: ascii/control file distribution

That is correct. You have to manually copy the asscii files to all nodes.

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Shaikh Imran
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Re: ascii/control file distribution

HI,
Yes As per MCSG Doc & My practical Exp. You will have to definately put the ascii configuration files to all the nodes in the cluster.

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G. Vrijhoeven
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Re: ascii/control file distribution

HI Jun,

The cmapplyconf ( cmcheckconf) will fail if the package conf an cntl files are not available on all nodes the package can start. I would advice you to copy it not only to those nodes but to all nodes in the cluster.

HTH,

Gideon
Karthik S S
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Re: ascii/control file distribution

Hi Jun,

However cmapplyconf stores the package ascii info in the cmclconfig file. You can do a cmgetconf -p pkg_name to view the details.

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Re: ascii/control file distribution

Jun,

If you use .rhosts between the hosts in your cluster then just setup rdist to help you distribute the ascii/cntl files - see the man page for rdist for details.

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