HP-UX CMGR A.02.00 Administrator's and Developer's Guide

The provision handler can have the following attributes:
DescriptionAttribute
Optional.
id
Optional.
if
Optional.
if_op
Required.
Absolute path of file containing provision tags.
tag_file
Required.
Name of provision script to execute.
prog
3.2.8 Using meta-tags
The configuration elements, commands, compartment, ipfilter, prm, ipsec, and
provision use meta-tags to mark the configuration changes that their respective
handler has done. The element handlers use meta-tags to help add, replace, list, or
delete configuration data that is stored on the system.
To open a meta-tag, use the following format:
# @tag-start [<variable>=<value>...];
To close a meta-tag, use the following format:
# @tag-end;
The meta-tags must start on a new line. For example, a meta-tag for compartments will
start with the characters // while a meta-tag for IPFilter or PRM will start with # as
shown above.
3.3 Processing/Operational Elements
The CMGR template processing elements includes the following:
• data (See Section 3.3.1)
• var (See Section 3.3.2)
• cst_version (See Section 3.3.3)
• description (See Section 3.3.4)
• failure (See Section 3.3.5)
• group (See Section 3.3.6)
• help (See Section 3.3.7)
• repeat (See Section 3.3.8)
• success (See Section 3.3.9)
• xi:include (See Section 3.3.11)
26 Building a Template