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Internal Name: |
Script Server |
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Description: |
A resource with a command line executable or script as its management interface |
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Singleton: |
no |
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Plugin: |
Script |
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Name |
Description |
Required |
Internal Name |
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Executable |
The full path to the command line executable or script |
yes |
executable |
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Working Directory |
When the executable is invoked, this will be its working directory. |
no |
workingDirectory |
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Environment Variables |
Environment variables that are set when executing the executable |
no |
environmentVariables |
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Availability Execute Check |
If specified and true, the ability to successfully execute the executable can determine whether or not the managed resource is considered up and available. If you set this to true, you normally do not set the availability regex settings in order to allow availability to be determined based solely on the successful execution, regardless of the exit code or output. If this is false, setting one of the avail regex settings will override it as if it were true. |
no |
availabilityExecuteCheck |
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Availability Exit Code Regex |
If specified, the executable must return an exit code that matches this regular expression if the managed resource is to be considered up and available |
no |
availabilityExitCodeRegex |
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Availability Output Regex |
If specified, the executable must output text that matches this regular expression if the managed resource is to be considered up and available |
no |
availabilityOutputRegex |
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Availability Arguments |
If the executable needs to be executed in order to determine availability, these are the arguments that will be passed to the executable. If you do not specify the regex settings and you set the execute check setting to false, the executable will not be executed and these arguments will not be used - in this case, availability will be determined by the mere existence of the executable file. |
no |
availabilityArguments |
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Version Arguments |
The arguments to pass to the executable that will help determine the version of the managed resource |
no |
versionArguments |
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Version Regex |
The regex that can pick out the version from the executable output. If the regex has a captured group, its matched content will be used as the version. If there is no captured group, the entire output will be used as the version. |
no |
versionRegex |
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Fixed Version |
If specified, this will be the version of the managed resource - the executable will not be invoked to determine it. |
no |
fixedVersion |
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Description Arguments |
The arguments to pass to the executable that will help determine the managed resource description. This can be arguments to enable verbose version output. |
no |
descriptionArguments |
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Description Regex |
The regex that can pick out the description from the executable output. If the regex has a captured group, its matched content will be used as the description. If there is no captured group, the entire output will be used as the description. |
no |
descriptionRegex |
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Fixed Description |
If specified, this will be the description of the managed resource - the executable will not be invoked to determine it. |
no |
fixedDescription |
You must use the internal name to reference properties in Dynamic Group Definition expressions.
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Name |
Description |
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Execute |
Executes the executable with a set of arguments and returns the output and exit code. |