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NAME¶
dzhandle — Debian/Ubuntu Zope packages handling command line utility
SYNOPSIS¶
dzhandle [options] action [action options]
DESCRIPTION¶
dzhandle is the command-line utility for handling Zope servers, instances and products. It is a system administration tool and a Debian/Ubuntu maintainer's helper script at the same time: using dzhandle you can manage your Zope installations, create instances, add Zope products to them, start and stop them, but it is also used by the Debian/Ubuntu Zope packages for their installation and removal.
OPTIONS¶
- -h, --help
- Print usage information and exit
- -f, --force
- Force things, for example file overwriting or removing
- -z, --zope-version=ZVERSIONS
- limit actions to a comma separated list of zope versions; default behaviour is to act on all zope versions available
- -u, --user=USER[:GROUP]
- User/Group ownership for new and copied files
- -c, --config-file=FILE
- Configuration file; default is /etc/dzhandle.conf
- -v, --verbose
- Enable verbose mode (not yet implemented)
- -n, --dry-run
- Do not execute commands, print only them (not yet implemented)
ACTIONS (instances handling)¶
- make-instance <instance> -m AMODE [<options>]
- Create a new instance running Zope version specific mkzopeinstance.
- -m AMODE, --addon-mode=AMODE
- Which products and extensions will be installed: `all' means every product or extension available will be automatically installed, `manual' means that the products or extensions will be installed manually through dzhandle. This option is mandatory.
- -t ATECHNIQUE, --addon-install-technique=ATECHNIQUE
- How to install addons: `linked' means the product or extension directory will be symlinked into the instance home, `tree-linked' means the directory structure will be re-created and then files symlinked, `copied' means the file will be copied into the instance home.
- Default: tree-linked.
- -r RESTART, --restart=RESTART
- when to restart on configuration of new products or extensions: `configuring' means after every product or extension configuration, `end' means at the end of the installation of all packages, `manually' means no automatic restart will happen.
- Default: end
- -u USER, --user=USER
- user and password for the initial user (in the form `user:password'); these settigs can be modified later using zpasswd.py utility from Zope.
- You'll be prompted for an username and password if the options is omitted.
- --service-user=SRVUSER
- system user used to run this instance (in the form `user:groupdefault'); this setting can be modified later editing the zope.conf file of the instance.
- Default: zope:zope
- --service-port=SRVPORT
- HTTP port used to run this instance; this setting can be modified later editing the zope.conf file of the instance.
- Default: 9673
- --skelsrc=SKEL
- the directory from which skeleton files should be copied; must at least contain the following directories: `bin', `etc', `Extensions', `import', `lib', `log', `Products', `var' and files: `bin/zopeservice.py.in', `bin/runzope.bat.in', `bin/runzope.in', `bin/runzope.in', `bin/zopectl.in', `etc/zope.conf.in'.
- Default: /usr/lib/zopeVER/skel
- remove-instance <instance>
- Remove an instance (except data files) and mark it as removed.
- purge-instance <instance>
- Purge files for an instance (including data files).
- show-instance <instance>
- Print a short summary about an instance.
- list-instances
- Print the list of available instances.
- instance-addon-mode <instance> [<mode>]
- Get or set an addon-mode for an instance.
- instance-addon-technique <instance> [<technique>]
- Get or set an addon-install-technique for an instance.
- instance-restart-policy <instance> [<restart-policy>]
- Get or set a policy on addon-installation for an instance.
- zopectl <instance> <zdctl-action> [<zdctl options>]
- Call a zopectl action (e.g. `start', `stop' or `restart') for a given instance.
- restart-pending-instances
- Restart instances with `restart-pending' markers.
ACTIONS (ZEO instances handling)¶
- make-zeoinstance <instance>
- Create a new instance running Zope version specific mkzeoinstance.
- purge-zeoinstance <instance>
- Purge files for a ZEO instance (including data files).
- list-zeoinstances
- Print the list of available ZEO instances.
- zeoctl <instance> <zeotl-action> [<zeotl options>]
- Call a zeoctl action (e.g. `start', `stop' or `restart') for a given ZEO instance.
ACTIONS (products and extensions handling)¶
- list-products, list-extensions
- show all products or extensions managed by dzhandle
- add-product, add-extension
- add a product or extension to an instance
- -l, --lazy
- Add missing addons only (error on manually installed addons).
- -t ATECHNIQUE, --addon-install-technique=ATECHNIQUE
- How to install the specified addons.
- remove-product, remove-extension
- remove a product or extension from an instance
- -l, --lazy
- Do not complain about already removed addons.
- -f, --force
- Force removal of the addons.
ACTIONS (for Zope products maintainers)¶
The following actions should be used inside the maintainer scripts of Debian/Ubuntu packages of Zope products and extensions. If the package uses zope-debhelper's dh_installzope, these actions will be automatically included.
- dinstall-extension, dinstall-product
- install a packaged extension/product
- dremove-extension, dremove-product
- remove a packaged extension/product
- postinst-extension, postinst-product
- handle postinst of a packaged extension/product
- postrm-extension, postrm-product
- handle postrm of a packaged extension/product
- preinst-extension, preinst-product
- handle preinst of a packaged extension/product
- prerm-extension, prerm-product
- handle prerm of a packaged extension/product
- show-package-info
- show various information about zope packages
SEE ALSO¶
dh_installzope(1), dh_installzopeinstance(1)
AUTHOR¶
This manual page was written by Fabio Tranchitella <kobold@debian.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux and Ubuntu Linux systems (but may be used by others).
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.1 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license can be found under /usr/share/common-licenses/FDL.