Planning and Configuring HP DCE 1.8

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Configuring HP DCE Cells
Configuring Cells Using dce_config
Additional Notes About Log Messages
ERROR messages—if dce_config is being run using a here-document
(dce_config<< input_file) or when using dce_config -e config.env -c
config.cmd, the environment variable EXIT_ON_ERROR should be set
to y and exported to prevent errors from causing the here-document to
get out of sync with dce_config. (Also, CHECK_TIME should be set to n
and exported when running dce_config from a here-document.) See the
ksh (1) man page for more information about here-documents.
VERBOSE messages containing "User query:" or "User entry:" contain a
complete record of user entries in executing dce_config. The top of the
log files contains a set of VERBOSE messages showing the settings of
environment variables. These can all be used to reproduce a user's
SUMMARY S:******<message> High-level summary of action being
taken or action completed. Always
logged to log file. Also logged to
display unless
DISPLAY_THRESHOLD is
WARNING or ERROR.
VERBOSE V:<message> Low-level summary of actions being
taken, user queries and responses, or
actual commands executed that do not
affect configuration or node state.
Logged to log file unless
LOG_THRESHOLD is DETAIL or
higher. Not logged to display unless
DISPLAY_THRESHOLD is
VERBOSE or lower.
DEBUG DEBUG:<message> Actual commands executed that show
only where in the dce_config script the
actions are taking place. Also used for
recording sleep commands. Frequently
contain error message text, since error
text is passed to script functions for
display if an error occurs. Do not
confuse these message with actual error
occurrences.
Table 5-1 dce_config Message Categories
Priority Format Content