Actually you would indeed struggle to pass $1 through to dsmadmc, however you
could use macros instead:
function delnode {
if [ -z "$1" ]; then
# Empty $1 positional parameter. Show some help message
echo "delnode <nodename>"
else
# Create a dsmadmc.command macro file
echo "rem repln $1" >> dsmadmc.command
echo "decom n $1" >> dsmadmc.command
# Run the macro on both servers
dsmadmc -id=<username> -se=<primary server> "macro dsmadmc.command"
dsmadmc -id=<username> -se=<repl server> "macro dsmadmc.command"
# Delete the dsmadmc.command file
rm dsmadmc.command
fi
}
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Szabi Nagy
Systems and Storage Administrator
HFS Backup & Archive Services
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From: Szabi Nagy
Sent: 17 December 2018 10:46:26
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] more sophisticated way to delete nodes that are
replicated?
Why not use a function in your .bashrc instead?
Maybe something like this:
function delnode {
if [ -z "$1" ]; then
# Empty $1 positional parameter. Show some help message
echo "delnode <nodename>"
else
# Remove and decommission the node from both primary and replication
servers
dsmadmc -id=<username> -se=<primary server> "rem repln $1" <<<===
Might be tricky to get $1 across to dsmadmc
dsmadmc -id=<username> -se=<primary server> "decom n $1"
dsmadmc -id=<username> -se=<repl server> "rem repln $1"
dsmadmc -id=<username> -se=<repl server> "decom n $1"
fi
}
You can add some more error checking, etc to it. After all, you are deleting
nodes.
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Szabi Nagy
Systems and Storage Administrator
HFS Backup & Archive Services
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager <ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU> on behalf of Bjørn
Nachtwey <bjoern.nacht...@gwdg.de>
Sent: 14 December 2018 12:36:36
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] more sophisticated way to delete nodes that are replicated?
Dear all,
i just started to use replication and it looks to be a good approach to
replace the copy pools i till now.
But one point seems to become much more complicated: deleting nodes.
The only way i see up to now takes some steps and two times to log on:
log on to the primary server:
1) rem repln <nodename>
2) decom n <nodename>
log on to the repl server:
3) rem repln <nodename>
4) decom n <nodename>
but how to simplify this?
i tried to put the commands in script, doing step 3 and 4 using command
routing, but it does not work.
So:
Does anybody know a more sophisticated approach?
=> perfectly it would work with a single command / script call :-)
thanks in advance
Bjørn
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