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Globals:
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Create a low level system backup of the entire repository
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Functions used by various commands
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4Suite repository init command (4ss_manager init)
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Manager commands to work with the log files
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This command will associate a username and password hash
in a password file on the local filesystem. Subsequent invocations of
4ss_manager command-line scripts can then automatically look up access
info for connecting to a repository. The location of the password file
is determined by the FTSS_PASSWORD_FILE environment variable. If not set,
then the location is assumed to be a file named '4ssd_pass' in the directory
determined by the environment variable HOME (on Unix) or APPDATA
(on Windows 2000/XP), or the environment variable WINDIR (on Windows
9x/ME/NT). If the password file does not exist, it will be created
when the entry is stored. The location must be writable by the user invoking
the command. At this time, this command does NOT verify that the username,
password hash, hostname and port combination is valid; no repository
connection is made.
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The recompile command will walk the entire repository and
recompile all stylesheets. It is useful when changes to the underling
code base require that stylesheets be reinited in the system.
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Restart the 4Suite server (controller).
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The start command can be used to start any or all protocol servers. To start
all of the servers, execute the start command with no paramters. To bring up
individual servers, list them on the command line.
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This command lists the status of each server in a 4Suite repository (running or stopped) as well as the state of the repository itself (data store existence and initialization status).
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The stop command is used to stop any or all of the 4SS servers. To stop
all the servers, execute the stop command with out any arguments. To stop
an individual server, specify their names as command line arguments. You
will be prompted for authentication before you can stop the servers.
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