Add a filesystem diff script #181
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This script checks for file system tree differences between 2 XCP-ng
hosts. The comparison can be made against a reference installation (let
say a fresh ISO install) and another XCP-ng of the same version but
obtained by upgrading an existing installation, or to check differences
between ISO and Net installations.
Supported options are:
--reference-host REF_HOST, -r REF_HOST
The XCP-ng host used as reference
--test-host TEST_HOST, -t TEST_HOST
The XCP-ng host to be tested after install or upgrade
--save-reference SAVE_REF, -s SAVE_REF
Save filesystem information of the reference host to a file
--load-reference LOAD_REF, -l LOAD_REF
Load reference filesystem information from a file
Option -r HOST is used to pass the hostname or ip address of the XCP-ng
host used as reference.
With -s FILENAME, the reference host filesyistem information is saved to
the file FILENAME passed as parameter.
Instead of -r HOST, one can use the reference file created with -s by
using the option -f FILENAME.
The host to be tested is specified with the option -t HOST.
Signed-off-by: Thierry Escande <[email protected]>
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Passing -d will show a diff of text files that differ from the reference host. A reference hostname must be provided with -r. Signed-off-by: Thierry Escande <[email protected]>
Other folders than the default ones (/boot, /etc, /opt, and /usr) can be specified with the -f option. This option can be passed multiple times. Signed-off-by: Thierry Escande <[email protected]>
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I don't have time to review this but I dont want to hold it, so let's merged with the existing two approvals. |
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This script checks for file system tree differences between 2 XCP-ng hosts. The comparison can be made against a reference installation (let say a fresh ISO install) and another XCP-ng of the same version but obtained by upgrading an existing installation, or to check differences between ISO and Net installations.
Supported options are:
--reference-host REF_HOST, -r REF_HOST
The XCP-ng host used as reference
--test-host TEST_HOST, -t TEST_HOST
The XCP-ng host to be tested after install or upgrade
--save-reference SAVE_REF, -s SAVE_REF
Save filesystem information of the reference host to a file
--load-reference LOAD_REF, -l LOAD_REF
Load reference filesystem information from a file
Option -r HOST is used to pass the hostname or ip address of the XCP-ng host used as reference.
With -s FILENAME, the reference host filesyistem information is saved to the file FILENAME passed as parameter.
Instead of -r HOST, one can use the reference file created with -s by using the option -f FILENAME.
The host to be tested is specified with the option -t HOST.