Anvil-manage-host

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NAME

anvil-manage-host - Tool used to check or set various configuration options for a host.

SYNOPSIS

anvil-manage-host <command> [options]

DESCRIPTION

This tool provides a way to perform actions on a host that normally are handled by other processes, like marking a system as configure, etc. This will likely grow constantly over time.

OPTIONS

-?, -h, --help

Show this man page.

--log-secure

When logging, record sensitive data, like passwords.

-v, -vv, -vvv

Set the log level to 1, 2 or 3 respectively. Be aware that level 3 generates a significant amount of log data.

Commands:

--age-out-database

This searches the database(s) for data that is old enough that it's no longer needed and deletes it from the database. This helps with the performance of resync operations in particular.

--auto-grow-pv

This looks at LVM physical volumes on the local host. For each one that is found, 'parted' is called to check if there's more that 1 GiB of free space available after it. If so, it will extend the PV partition to use the free space.

If you deleted the default '/home' partition during the install of a subnode or DR host, this should give you that space back.

--check-configured

This reports if the host is marked as configured yet or not.

--check-database

This reports if the database on the local Striker is active or inactive.

--check-network-mapping

This reports if the host is currently in network mapping (this disables several features and watches the network states much more frequently)

--confirm

This confirms actions that would normally prompt the user to confirm before proceeding.

--database-active

This marks the local database to be active.

--database-inactive

This marks the local database to be inactive.

--disable-network-mapping

This disables the network mapping mode.

--enable-network-mapping

This enables the network mapping mode.

--mark-configured

This marks the local system as being configured. This should be used carefully.

--mark-unconfigured

This marks the local system as being unconfigured. This should be used carefully.

--resync-database

This forces the databases to be resynced, even if they seem synced.

AUTHOR

Written by Madison Kelly, Alteeve staff and the Anvil! project contributors.

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