Anatol Mayr / HEXAGON wrote:
> In Nadmin Studio there is a code-line which I don't understand:
>
> What does "repligard -p -a -c test.conf -e test.xmlgz" mean?
>
> What I know so far:
>
> "-a" exports all resources
> "-c" specifies the configuration-file
> "-e" specifies the output-file
>
> what does "-p"?
>
> Does anyone have a summary which parameters I can use and what they do?
ac:de:hgi:mrpf
-a: full dump (no diff)
-d: verbose messages
-p: don't include passwords or usernames in the export
-f <date> : select object updated after the given date instead of the
'changed > updated' criteria. Probably useful for dumping
the situation on a specific date, but I'm not sure here.
Might not even work since the getopt spec doesn't say -f
should take a parameter.
-c <file> : use <file> instead of default repligard.conf
-e <file> : export from database to <file>
-h: help
-i <file> : import <file> into database
-m: create missing GUIDs in database
-r: don't know, but looks like it resets all timestamps
-g: accepted but falls through to abort.
I just gleaned this from the source. -g is probably a leftover that
should be removed. repligard -h shows most of the above.
Emile
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