> > When I changed a resource parameter using cibadmin,
> > some other parameters were also changed.
> > For instance,
> > # cibadmin -R -X '<primitive id=...>'
> >
> > I found that <operations> and <instance_attributes> were deleted.
> > Please see the attached the file that explained my operation.
> > Is it expected?
> 
> I think so. The -R option means replace. Hence, the resource is
> replaced with whatever you supply.
> 
> > -U option for <primitive> tag works well, is it the only way to change
that
> > tag?
> 
> Either that or you have to provide the complete resource.
> 
> > if <op> tag was modified with -R option, others tags were not deleted.
> > # cibadmin -R -X '<op id=...>'
> 
> I guess that you mean -U here.

I tried is again and attached it.

I think I misused it...
<primitive> tag has some child tags.
But <op> doesn't have it.
-R option would have an effect on all tags if a parent tag is specified,
right?

Thanks,
Junko


# date; crm_resource -r prmDummy -x

Mon Dec  3 10:20:27 JST 2007
prmDummy        (heartbeat::ocf:Dummy): Started prec370d
raw xml:
 <primitive id="prmDummy" class="ocf" type="Dummy" provider="heartbeat">
   <operations>
     <op id="opDummyStart" name="start" timeout="60s" on_fail="fence"/>
     <op id="opDummyMonitor" name="monitor" interval="10s" timeout="10s" 
on_fail="fence"/>
     <op id="opDummyStop" name="stop" timeout="60s" on_fail="fence"/>
   </operations>
   <instance_attributes id="atrDummy">
     <attributes>
       <nvpair id="atrDummy1" name="delay" value="1"/>
       <nvpair id="atrDummy2" name="state" 
value="/var/run/heartbeat/rsctmp/Dummy.state"/>
     </attributes>
   </instance_attributes>
 </primitive>


# date; cibadmin -R -X '<op id="opDummyMonitor" name="monitor" interval="10s" 
timeout="10s" on_fail="fence" disabled="true"/>
Mon Dec  3 10:20:58 JST 2007


# date; crm_resource -r prmDummy -x

Mon Dec  3 10:21:17 JST 2007
prmDummy        (heartbeat::ocf:Dummy): Started prec370d
raw xml:
 <primitive id="prmDummy" class="ocf" type="Dummy" provider="heartbeat">
   <operations>
     <op id="opDummyStart" name="start" timeout="60s" on_fail="fence"/>
     <op id="opDummyMonitor" name="monitor" interval="10s" timeout="10s" 
on_fail="fence" disabled="true"/>
     <op id="opDummyStop" name="stop" timeout="60s" on_fail="fence"/>
   </operations>
   <instance_attributes id="atrDummy">
     <attributes>
       <nvpair id="atrDummy1" name="delay" value="1"/>
       <nvpair id="atrDummy2" name="state" 
value="/var/run/heartbeat/rsctmp/Dummy.state"/>
     </attributes>
   </instance_attributes>
 </primitive>

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