If you selected Managed Host, follow this procedure.
Click the Select Host button of the Host Name field.
The Host Selection window opens.
Select the managed host that has the software, and click OK.
The Host Selection window closes. The host name appears in the Host Name field of the Add Configuration File window.
In the File Name field, type the full path name of the file.
Click Apply.
The Add Target Local command is the same for Pre-actions, Post-actions, Configuration files, Macros, and Probes. The following syntax is for Configuration files. This command creates a file declaration automatically. It cannot be used to add a file to an existing declaration.
In the CLI syntax, a category under the default Local categories is mandatory. See Example 5–1 on for the Add Local Category CLI command. See Add Target Local (-atl) Command.
#! /bin/bash function login { echo -n “Type your user name:” read user echo -n “Type your password:” read password } function distro { echo “Active distributions are:” uce_cli -ld -u “$user” -p “$password” echo -n “To which distro should this file be added?” read distro echo } function category { echo “Under which category should this file be added?” echo “A file declaration will be created automatically.” echo “Valid answers: any subcategory under Configuration files. See list:” uce_cli -fc -T “Configuration files” -sons -D $distro -u “$user” -p “$password” > tmp.file sed “s/ROOT\/Local\/Configuration files//” tmp.file echo -n “Start your answer with / :” read parent rm tmp.file echo } function setup { echo -n “Type the full path name of the file to upload: “ read pathname echo -n “Type a version suffix for this version of the file: “ read version echo -n “Type a display name for the local file: “ read displayName } login distro category setup uce_cli -atl -f “$pathname” -pT “Configuration files$parent” -tF “$displayName” -v “$version” \ -D $distro -u “$user” -p “$password” |