On 2007-07-16T09:10:32, matilda matilda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(Andreas, is that From: line intentional? ;-)
> Hi Andrew,
>
> thank you for that hint. But be sure, I always try this, even
> if I'm sometimes too crazy to read the output.
Assuming you have the pengine/pe-* file, or a modified cib.xml file
(taken from cibadmin -Q with the changes you want to test):
ptest -VVVVV -X cib.xml -D cib.dot -G cib.te
will give you tons of diagnostic output (try tuning the -V count to
match the level you want to see).
ptest has also been told to write the dot graph to cib.dot - if you then
use "dot -Tpng -o cib.png cib.dot" to convert this to a graph, you'll
see what the cluster would schedule for that transition in response to
the inputs.
Regards,
Lars
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