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Appendix A. Command Line Config Management Tools 123
-n= channel-label1
-r= 1
-n= channel-label2
-r= 1
/path/to/file.txt
You should see output resembling:
--- /tmp/dest_path/foo.txt 2004-01-13 14:36:41 config
channel: blah2 revision: 1
--- /tmp/dest_path/foo.txt 2004-01-13 14:42:42 config
channel: blah3 revision: 1
@@ -1 +1,20 @@
-foo
+blaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
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+
+iD8DBQA9ZY6vse4XmfJPGwgRAsHcAJ9ud9dabUcdscdcqB8AZP7e0Fua0NmKsdhQCeOWHX
+VsDTfen2NWS+Cow=
+=Ltp2
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A.2.5. Downloading All Files in a Channel
To download all the files in a channel to disk, create a directory and issue the command:
rhncfg-manager download-channel channel-label --topdir .
You should see output resembling:
Copying /tmp/dest_path/foo.txt -> blah2/tmp/dest_path/foo.txt
A.2.6. Getting the Contents of a File
To get the contents of a particular file to stdout, issue the command:
rhncfg-manager get
--channel= channel-label
/tmp/dest_path/foo.txt
You should see the contents of the file as output.
A.2.7. Listing All Files in a Channel
To list all the files in a channel, issue the command:
rhncfg-manager list channel-label
You should see output resembling:
Files in config channel ‘blah3’:
/tmp/dest_path/foo.txt