"0"
Load/Go file transmission succeeded.
Ion load/go command program
lgsend command_file_name
own_endpoint_ID
destination_endpoint_ID
ION Load/Go is a system for management of an ION-based network, enabling the execution of ION administrative programs at remote nodes. The system comprises two programs, lgsend and lgagent.
The lgsend program reads a Load/Go source file from a local file system, encapsulates the text of that source file in a bundle, and sends the bundle to an lgagent task that is waiting for data at a designated DTN endpoint on the remote node.
To do so, it first reads all lines of the Load/Go source file identified by command_file_name into a temporary buffer in ION's SDR data store, concatenating the lines of the file and retaining all newline characters. Then it invokes the bp_send() function to create and send a bundle whose payload is this temporary buffer, whose destination is destination_endpoint_ID, and whose source endpoint ID is own_endpoint_ID. Then it terminates.
"0"
Load/Go file transmission succeeded.
"1"
Load/Go file transmission failed. Examine ion.log to determine the cause of the failure, then re-run.
lgfile contains the Load/Go file capsules and directive that are to be sent to the remote node.
No environment variables apply.
The following diagnostics may be issued to the ion.log log file:
Bundle Protocol is not running on this computer. Run bpadmin(1) to start BP.
own_endpoint_ID is not a declared endpoint on the local ION node. Run bpadmin(1) to add it.
command_file_name doesn't identify a file that can be opened. Correct spelling of file name or file's access permissions.
Operating system problem. Investigate and correct before rerunning.
Load/Go command file is too large. Split it into multiple files if possible.
ION system problem: have exhausted available SDR data store reserves.
Operating system problem. Investigate and correct before rerunning.
ION system problem: have exhausted available SDR data store reserves.
ION system problem. Investigate and correct before rerunning.
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