ultrapossum-config(1)

ultrapossum-config1

Interface to ultrapossum configuration framework

Usage

ultrapossum-config <argument> [<argument options>]

Overview

ultrapossum-config provides the interface to UltraPossum configuration framework.

Argument

init: Prints the bash shell fragment to initialize your bash script for UltraPossum. You can initialize your script by evaluating this output.

term: Prints the bash shell fragment to terminate the UltraPossum environment. You must evaluate this output when you have evaluated init in your script.

get [<variables...>]: Prints the specified variables in the form VARIABLE=VALUE. Each variable is printed in 1 line. If you don't specify <variables...>, all variables are printed.

set <module> <variable>=<value>...: Sets the spcified variable of <module> to the specified value.

remove <module> <variables...>: Removes the specified variable configuration of <module> and make them default value.

module: Prints all the plugins.

variable [-l] [<modules...>]: Prints variables of the spcified modules. When no <modules..> argument given, all variables are printed. If -l given, a long listing format will be used.

status [<modules...>]: Prints the status of plugins.

Examples

To see the specified variable,

  ~$ ultrapossum-config get PACKAGE VERSION
  PACKAGE="ultrapossum"
  VERSION="1.0rc5"

To set the value

  ~$ ultrapossum-config set server MASTER=master