Submit Job (-sj) Command
The submit-job command creates a job from a profile, a confirmation
policy, and a selected host or group, and submits it to the dependency manager.
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Parameter
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-j jobname – Specify the name of the new job. If you do
not supply this value, the job is given a name based on the date and time
it was sent.
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-P profile – Specify the name of an existing profile.
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-C policy – Specify the name of an existing policy.
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-h hostname – Specify a single host name on which to run
the job. This parameter cannot be used with the -g parameter.
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-g groupname – Specify a group name on which to run the
job. This parameter cannot be used with the -h parameter.
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Flag
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-us – Use
only secure components to fulfill dependency requirements.
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-dp – Run
the job in deploy mode. You must specify this flag if you want the job to
actually make changes to the target host.
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-sm – Run
the job in simulation mode. Jobs are run in simulation mode by default.
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Syntax
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uce_cli -sj [ -j "jobname" ] -P
"profile" -C "policy"
( -g "groupname" | -h hostname )
[ -us ] ( -dp | -sm ) -u username -p password
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Example
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uce_cli -sj -j MakeWebServer -P webserverApps -C autoSW -h
lnx13 -us -dp -u admin -p 123
uce_cli -sj -j 31_12_2003 -P UpgradeApache -C "Always ask me"
-g webservers -sm -u admin -p 123
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Either -h or -g must be given. If you
do not give either -dp or -sm, the default
mode for the job is simulate (not deploy).
To get a valid value for the -j parameter, use the -ljs command. To get a valid value for the -P parameter,
use the -lp command. To get a valid value for the -C parameter,
use the -lc command. To get a valid value for the -h parameter,
use the -lah command. To get a valid value for the -g parameter,
use the -lg command.
