[Users] [ovirt test day 3] Documentation - man pages result

Sandro Bonazzola sbonazzo at redhat.com
Fri Mar 7 02:15:50 EST 2014


Il 06/03/2014 23:32, Moti Asayag ha scritto:
> Hi,
> 
> In the third ovirt test day I reviewed the manuals of a various
> ovirt tools and commands:
> 
> Here are my findings (haven't reported any bugs for them):

Please do, add keywords Documentation and ManPageChange for them


> 
> The engine-backup and engine-upgrade-check has no man pages,
> however help is available by providing the --help argument:
> 
> No manual entry for engine-backup
> No manual entry for engine-upgrade-check
> No manual entry for ovirt-shell
> 
> engine-config man page:
> -----------------------
> 1. engine-config ACTION [--cver=version] [-p | --properties=/path/to/alternate/property/fie] [-c | --config=/path/to/alter-nate/config/file]
> 
> s/fie/file
> 
> 2. version           relevant configuration version to use
> should be:
>    --cver            relevant configuration version to use
> 
> 3. -g key, --get=key [--cversion=version]
> should be:
>    -g key, --get=key [--cver=version]
> 
> 4. The man pages misses an explanation how to set passwords using the --interactive argument which is described in the the output of "engine-config --help"
> 
> engine-manage-domains man page:
> -------------------------------
> In general, there is a great complexity in explaining the usage of the command, too many combinations.
> 
> 1. Examples:
>              -action=add -domain=example.com --user=admin --provider=IPA --passwordFile=/tmp/.pwd
>                  Add  a  domain  called  example.com,  using  user  admin  with ldap server type IPA and read the password from
>        /tmp/.pwd.
> 
> The arguments --user, --provider and --passwordFile should be replaced with -user, -provider and -passwordFile respectively.
> 
> 2. changePasswordMsg - doesn't appear in the man page (appears only via --help)
> 
> Thanks,
> Moti
> 


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