Description of problem: The wallaby-* commands no longer exist in wallaby-0.9.7; they have been replaced with "wallaby shell" commands. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.3 beta. How reproducible: The following content: wallaby-activate The wallaby-activate tool is used to activate a store configuration. This tool can be used instead of using condor_configure_pool --activate. wallaby-dump The wallaby-dump tool is used to export the objects in the store into YAML format. The output can be placed into a file and loaded back into the store with wallaby-load. wallaby-load The wallaby-load tool is used to load an external database into the configuration store. Loading a database into the configuration store will replace the entire contents of the store with the information in the new database. wallaby-inventory The wallaby-inventory tool provides a detailed list of the nodes being managed by the configuration store. It provides the node name, information about the last time the node checked in with the store, and the type of node (either provisioned or unprovisioned). should be replaced with wallaby [broker options] <em>command</em> [command options] The wallaby tool includes a set of useful commands for interacting with wallaby. The remainder of this section describes some of the more commonly-used commands. wallaby dump [outfile] The <tt>wallaby dump</tt> command is used to export the objects in the store into a plain text format. The output can be placed into a file and loaded back into the store with wallaby-load. wallaby load [file] The <tt>wallaby load</tt> command is used to load a pool configuration into the configuration store from a file generated by <tt>wallaby dump</tt>. Loading a database into the configuration store will replace the entire contents of the store with the information in the new database. wallaby inventory The wallaby inventory tool provides a detailed list of the nodes being managed by the configuration store. It provides the node name, information about the last time the node checked in with the store, and whether the node was explicitly provisioned in wallaby or whether it checked in for a configuration before wallaby knew about it.
<variablelist id="vari-Grid_User_Guide-Tools-Wallaby_tools"> <title>Wallaby tools</title> <para> The wallaby tool includes a set of useful commands for interacting with wallaby. All wallaby commands use the following syntax: </para> <screen> wallaby [broker options] <replaceable>command</replaceable> [command options] </screen> <varlistentry> <term><command>wallaby dump <replaceable>[outfile]</replaceable></command></term> <listitem> <para> The <command>wallaby dump</command> command is used to export objects in the store into plain text. The output can be placed into a file and loaded back into the store with <command>wallaby load</command>. </para> </listitem> </varlistentry> <varlistentry> <term><command>wallaby load <replaceable>[file]</replaceable></command></term> <listitem> <para> The <command>wallaby load</command> command is used to load a file generated by <command>wallaby dump</command> into the configuration store. When a new database is loaded into the store, it will replace the entire contents of the store with the new information. </para> </listitem> </varlistentry> <varlistentry> <term><command>wallaby inventory</command></term> <listitem> <para> The <command>wallaby inventory</command> tool is used to list details of the nodes being managed by the configuration store. It provides the node name, information about the last time the node checked in with the store, and whether the node was explicitly provisioned in wallaby or whether it checked in for a configuration before wallaby knew about it. </para> </listitem> </varlistentry> </variablelist> LKB