HP-UX Containers (SRP) A.03.01 Administrator's Guide

The following template variables have been set to the values shown:

prm_cpu_shares = 20

Press return or enter "yes" to make the selected modifications with these

values. Do you wish to continue? [yes] RETURN

replace prm rules succeeded

In Example 6.7, the user deletes the container myContainer that is in the stopped state but keeps

the container’s local files and directories.

Example 6.7 Deleting a workload container

# /opt/hpsrp/bin/srp -d myContainer

Do you wish to delete the compartment "myContainer"? (yes/no) : [no] y

Processing SRP template sshd ...

delete compartment rules succeeded

delete ipfilter rules succeeded

delete provision service succeeded

Processing SRP template base ...

Enter the requested values when prompted, then press return.

Enter "?" for help at prompt. Press control-c to exit.

Delete the container's local files and directories? [no] RETURN

Press return or enter "yes" to process this template.

Do you wish to continue? [yes] RETURN

delete compartment rules succeeded

delete RBAC admin role for compartment succeeded

delete RBAC compartment login role succeeded

delete prm rules succeeded

delete ipfilter rules succeeded

delete ipsec rules succeeded

delete compartment network service rules succeeded

delete ipaddress succeeded

delete compartment service succeeded

6.6 Non-interactive srp command invocation

To run the srp command in the non-interactive mode, use the -batch or -b option. Instead of

prompting the user for input, srp uses the default values for input variables. If there is no input default

value for an input variable, you must specify the value in the command line. For example:

# /opt/hpsrp/bin/srp -add myContainer -batch ip_address=192.0.2.2 iface=lan1

6.7 Displaying help text for input parameters

Use the following command to display srp help text and information about input parameters:

srp -h[elp] [-t template[,template]...] [-s service[,service]...]

Where: