Support Scripts Bundle Notes

Many scripts require the storage node’s IP address to run.  Define SCSP_HOST in the environment, and many scripts will pick up the IP address without specifying it.

• export SCSP_HOST=[node ip address] 

• put in ~/.bashrc to persist over sessions

Easily add the bashrcforcustomers file (for handy DataCore aliases and functions) to .bashrc using /root/dist/add-bashrcforcustomers.sh   
This is done by the updateBundle.sh script as well.

• Type: “alias” to see what shortcuts are enabled or

• Open /root/dist/bashrcforcustomers and see what functions and aliases are now present

NODES.csv: Many scripts can use a file called NODES.csv in the current directory to run the script against only IP addresses listed, one per line, in that file.

• Most scripts that use NODES.csv enable this functionality using the -n flag.

• This is good if only a subset of IPs in a cluster need to be affected.

README.txt shows all included scripts and provides a brief summary

REVISION.txt is the date stamp from when the bundle was created and thus uploaded to the support site.

• Compare the local REVISION.txt file with the date in https://support.cloud.caringo.com/tools/REVISION.txt to see if the bundle has changed last downloaded.