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Appendix A. Command Line Config Management Tools
Option
Description
Option
Description
--enable-deploy
Allow rhncfg-client to deploy files.
--enable-diff
Allow rhncfg-client to diff files.
--enable-upload
Allow rhncfg-client to upload files.
--enable-mtime-upload
Allow rhncfg-client to upload mtime.
--enable-all
Allow rhncfg-client to do everything.
--enable-run
Enable script.run
--disable-deploy
Disable deployment.
--disable-diff
Disable diff
--disable-upload
Disable upload
--disable-mtime-upload
Disable mtime upload
--disable-all
Disable all options
--disable-run
Disable script.run
--report
Report whether the modes are enabled or
disabled
-f, --force
Force the operation without asking first
-h, --help
show help message and exit
Table A-1.
rhn-actions-control
options
Once a mode is set — and for many,
rhn-actions-control --all
is common — your
system is now ready for config management through RHN.
A.2. Red Hat Network Configuration Client
As the name implies, the
Red Hat Network Configuration Client
(
rhncfg-client
)
is installed and run from an individual client system. From there you may use it to gain
knowledge about how RHN deploys configuration files to the client.
The
Red Hat Network Configuration Client
offers these primary modes: list, get, chan-
nels, diff, and verify.
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