Description of problem:

1. after clean installation Configuration file is missing

[root@yeylon-fedora16 ~]# engine-manage-domains
Error: Configuration file /etc/engine/engine-manage-domains/engine-manage-domains.conf is either empty or does not exist


2. trying to tun the command with (old RHEVM3.0) parameters fails with the same error as above

[root@yeylon-fedora16 ~]# engine-manage-domains  -action=add -domain=qa.lab.tlv.redhat.com  -user=vdcadmin -password=XXXXXXXX
Error: Configuration file /etc/engine/engine-manage-domains/engine-manage-domains.conf is either empty or does not exist

3. help/usage is missing


rhevm-manage-domains: add/edit/delete/validate/list domains
USAGE:
        rhevm-manage-domains -action=ACTION [-domain=DOMAIN -user=USER -passwordFile=PASSWORD_FILE -interactive -configFile=PATH] -report
Where:
        ACTION             action to perform (add/edit/delete/validate/list). See details below.
        DOMAIN                  (mandatory for add, edit and delete) the domain you wish to perform the action on.
        USER                     (optional for edit, mandatory for add) the domain user.
        PASSWORD_FILE                    (optional for edit, mandatory for add) a file containing the password in the first line.
        interactive        alternative for using -passwordFile - read the password interactively.
        PATH               (optional) use the given alternate configuration file.

        Available actions:
        add
        Examples:
                -action=add -domain=example.com -user=admin -passwordFile=/tmp/.pwd
                        Add a domain called example.com, using user admin and read the password from /tmp/.pwd.
                -action=edit -domain=example.com -passwordFile=/tmp/.new_password
                        Edit the domain example.com, using another password file.
                -action=delete -domain=example.com
                        Delete the domain example.com.
                -action=validate
                        Validate the current configuration (go over all the domains, try to authenticate to each domain using the configured user/password.).
                -report In combination with -action=validate will report all validation error, if occured.
                        Default behaviour is to exit when a validation error occurs.
                -action=list
                        Lists the current configuration.
                -h
                        Show this help.


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