Managing HP Serviceguard for Linux, Eighth Edition, March 2008

Configuring Packages and Their Services
Choosing Package Modules
Chapter 6 203
Package Modules and Parameters
The table that follows shows the package modules and the configuration
parameters each module includes. Read this section in conjunction with
the discussion under “Package Configuration Planning” on page 119.
Use this information, and the parameter explanations that follow
(page 209), to decide which modules (if any) you need to add to the
failover, multi-node, or system multi-node module, to create your
package. If you are used to creating legacy packages, you will notice that
parameters from the package control script (or their equivalents) are
now in the package configuration file; these parameters are marked (S)
in the table.
You can use cmmakepkg -l (letter “l”) to see a list of all available
modules, including non-Serviceguard modules such as those supplied in
the HP Toolkits.
NOTE If you are going to create a complex package that contains many
modules, you may want to skip the process of selecting modules, and
simply create a configuration file that contains all the modules:
cmmakepkg -m sg/all $SGCONF/pkg_sg_complex
(The output will be written to $SGCONF/pkg_sg_complex.)