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From: Ben R. <be...@us...> - 2002-03-01 17:54:52
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Hello Matt, >> This automation can be accomplished thought the use of the CommandLine >> (/sbin/evms) and Command files for it. The grammar for using the >> commandline can be found in our source tree in >> evms-0.9.1/engine/UserInterfaces/CommandLine/parser.ps a postscript file. >> Also if you invoke the command line ( use 'evms -m' for multiple command >> mode) and use the integrated help facility to get detailed help on issuing >> commands. > >This reminds me...what is the rationale for only accepting one command by >default? This bites me every time I try to use the command line utility. > >-- > - mdz The answer is history. Originally, the command line utility was expected to be called from scripts and do something based upon the arguments passed to it. However, as the EVMS project progressed, it became obvious that the original vision for the command line utility was too limiting, and the command line utility began to evolve, eventually becoming what it is today. I agree that, by default, the command line utility should start in multiple command mode. If anybody on the mailing list can think of a reason to leave the command line utility as it is, speak now or never. Unless I hear otherwise, I'll make the changes for our next Beta. Thanks for the feedback!, Ben Rafanello EVMS Development - http://www.sf.net/projects/evms IBM Linux Technology Center (512) 838-4762 be...@us... |