globus-rvf-edit8
Edit a gram5 rsl validation file
Usage
globus-rvf-edit {-h | -s | -l
LRM | -f
PATH}
Overview
The globus-rvf-edit command is a utility which opens the default editor on a specified RSL validation file, and then, when editing completes, runs the command is a utility which opens the default editor on a specified RSL validation file, and then, when editing completes, runs the globus-rvf-check command to verify that the RVF file syntax is correct. If a parse error occurs, the user will be given an option to rerun the editor or discard the modifications. command to verify that the RVF file syntax is correct. If a parse error occurs, the user will be given an option to rerun the editor or discard the modifications.
The full set of command-line options to globus-rvf-edit consists of: consists of:
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-h -
Print command-line option summary and exit
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-s -
Edit of the site-specific RVF file, which provides override values applicable to all LRMs installed on the system.
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-l LRM -
Edit the site-specific LRM overrides for the LRM named by the LRM parameter to the option.
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-f PATH -
Edit the RVF file located at PATH
Releases
7 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy); the text changed 2 times.
-f since Debian 10 (Buster);
-l since Debian 10 (Buster).