nws_search(1)

nws_search1

Search a network weather service nameserver

Usage

nws_search [-a] [-o] [-V] [-f yes/no] [-N host] [-v level] filter [attribute ...]

Overview

This manual page explains the nws_search program. nws_search is used to query a nws_nameserver(1) in order to obtain various infomation about nws_sensor(1) , running activities, available measurements etc... The filter is an LDAP-like filter (see EXAMPLES for few examples on how to use it).

Options

-a

only the attributes should be displayed

only the values of should be displayed

-N nws_nameserver

specifies the nws_nameserver to be queried

-f yes/no

Indicates whether to format the program output, listing one attribute per line and padding the names. The default is yes.

-t timeout

Use timeout seconds as timeout during communications with the nameserver. 0 has a special meaning of disabling the timeout altogether.

-v level

Set the verbosity in case of error. Value of level can be 0 to 5 where 5 is the more verbose. It is currently disabled.

-V

Print the version informations.

Examples

To retrieve registrations of all cliques register with nameserver

nws_search -N nameserver "(&(objectclass=nwsActivity)(control=clique))"

To retrieve registrations for all sensors

nws_search -N nameserver "(hostType=sensor)"

To retrieve registrations that have a name starting with abc

nws_search -N nameserver "(name=abc*)"

Releases

Unchanged in 3 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge).

  1. 3.1–5.0

Bugs

Bugs list is at http://nws.cs.ucsb.edu. ⟨http://nws.cs.ucsb.edu⟩

Author

NWS is an original idea of Rich Wolski Rich Wolski ([email protected]) who came up with the original nws_memory.

Neil Spring, Jim Hayes ([email protected]) and Martin Swany maintained and enhanced it.

Graziano Obertelli ([email protected]) currently maintains NWS and wrote this man page.

From nws 2.13-6.1 in Debian 5.0 (Lenny). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.