hsdump1
Dumps the handlespace of a rserpool registrar.
Usage
hsdump [-address:port]
[-cspserver=address:port]
[-cspinterval=milliseconds]
[-logappend=filename]
[{-logcolor=on | off}]
[-logfile=filename]
[-loglevel=0-9]
Overview
hsdump dumps the handlespace of a Reliable Server Pooling (RSerPool) Registrar (PR). For this purpose, it claims to be a peer registrar and requests the handlespace via ENRP. Handle with care!
Arguments
The following options are available:
- address:port
-
The ENRP address and port of the target registrar.
- Component Status Protocol (CSP) Parameters:
-
-cspinterval=milliseconds-
Sets the interval for the CSP status updates in milliseconds. By default, the content of the environment variable CSP_INTERVAL is used. If not defined, no CSP status reports will be sent.
-cspserver=address:port-
Sets the address of a CSP monitor server. By default, the content of the environment variable CSP_SERVER is used. If not defined, no CSP status reports will be sent.
- Logging Parameters:
-
-logappend=filename-
Write logging output to a file (default is stdout); output will be appended to given file.
-logcolor=on|off-
Turns ANSI colorization of the logging output on or off.
-logfile=filename-
Write logging output to a file (default is stdout); given file will be overwritten.
-loglevel=0-9-
Sets the logging verbosity from 0 (none) to 9 (very verbose). It is recommended to use at least a value of 2 to see possibly important error messages and warnings.
Environment
hsdump uses the environment variables CSP_SERVER and CSP_INTERVAL to define a CSP server to send reports to in the specified interval.
Diagnostics
If loglevel>0, log messages will be printed to stdout or into a specified log file.
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm).