HI, Several comments:
1. -w is used to specify the selection string to filter nodes, in your
case, the -w is not right. You should use this:
chdef -m -t node -o p7n14-c postbootscripts=xxxx
2. otherpkgs is in the xcat default postbootscripts, you can not remove the
otherpkgs through chdef <node>, you need to edit postscripts table to
remove the otherpkgs from xcatdefaults
3. It is error prone to have the "-"(dash) character in the nodename, xCAT
will try to expand this as noderange.
Thanks,
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From: François Bissey <francois.bis...@canterbury.ac.nz>
To: xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: 2012-09-26 11:31
Subject: [xcat-user] chdef broken in 2.6.11
Hi,
Looking at some other problem I discovered that my chdef function
was broken. The install was initially xcat 2.6.2 and then upgraded to
2.6.11.
The problem is as follow:
#chdef -m -t node -o p7n14-c -w postbootscript=otherpkgs
Error: No type was provided for object 'p7n14-c'.
Error: Skipping to the next object.
Error: One or more errors occured when attempting to create or modify xCAT
object definitions.
Just to check:
#lsdef -s -t node -o p7n14-c
p7n14-c (node)
I can use tabedit provided that I figure the right table but it is
annoying.
Anyone has an idea if it can be easily fixed (without an upgrade).
Francois
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