LRMADMIN(8)

💖 NAME 💖

lrmadmin — part of the Linux-HA project 🦋

okay so real quick, manual-name housekeeping: this page is LRMADMIN(8), section 8, filed under System Administration Utilities, the command itself is lrmadmin, and it is, and I quote, part of the Linux-HA project. that's the whole NAME situation bestie, short and iconic 💅

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✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

so this is the part where I have to tell you something controversial: the original page has no separate OPTIONS section. the entire option list lives right here, inside DESCRIPTION. so we're doing it here. no cap. the flags are the description. it's giving "minimalist" and honestly? we respect it.

every single one, in order, exactly as written 👇

• -d, --daemon — that's it. that's the entry. no explanation given, bestie, just the flag sitting there with main character energy. it's <italic>daemon</italic>-ish, do with that what you will 🙈
• -A, --add — takes -A <rscid> <raclass> <ratype> <provider|NULL> [<rsc_params_list>]. so: a resource id, a class, a type, a provider (or the literal word NULL), and optionally a params list in brackets. the square brackets mean optional, the | means pick one. periodt 🎀
• -D, --delete — takes -D <rscid>. one argument. very "say less" of it.
• -F, --flush — takes -F <rscid>. same shape as delete, different vibe ✨
• -X, --fail — takes -X <rscid> [<fail_rc> [<fail_reason>]]. so the resource id is required, and then fail_rc and fail_reason are nested-optional inside each other — that's a bracket inside a bracket, she's layered 💅
• -E, --execute — takes -E <rscid> <operator> <timeout> <interval> <target_rc|EVERYTIME|CHANGED> [<operator_parameters_list>]. five required things plus an optional list: a resource id, an operator, a timeout, an interval, and then a target return code — or the literal EVERYTIME, or the literal CHANGED, your pick. then optional operator params. she ate and left crumbs 🍓
• -S, --state — takes -S <rscid> [-n <fake_name>]. resource id required, and you can optionally tack on -n <fake_name>. look at her with the little extra flourish 🦋
• -L, --listall — no arguments, just vibes. list all, presumably. we're not elaborating, the page isn't elaborating, nobody's elaborating 😭
• -I, --information — takes -I <rsc_id>. note the underscore — it's <rsc_id> here, not <rscid> like the others. do not "fix" it, I'm keeping it exactly as the page has it, character for character 🙏
• -C, --raclass_supported — no arguments. underscored name, very specific, very her.
• -T, --ratype_supported — takes -T <raclass>. one class in, presumably something out, the page does not say and I do not lie ✨
• -O, --all metadata of this class <raclass> — yeah okay, this one is literally written as -O,--all metadata of this class <raclass>. the long "name" is a whole phrase with a <raclass> tucked inside it. it's a little unhinged, it's a little iconic, I am reproducing it exactly 💀
• -M, --metadata — takes -M <raclass> <ratype> <provider|NULL>. same trio energy as -A minus the resource id: class, type, and provider-or-literal-NULL 👑
• -P, --provider — takes -P <raclass> <ratype>. two args, class then type, no third thing, she keeps it simple 🌸
• -p, --set_lrmd_param — takes -p <name> <value>. watch the case bestie — lowercase -p sets, uppercase -P is provider. two completely different girls, one keyboard 😭
• -g, --get_lrmd_param — takes -g <name>. the getter to -p's setter. a matched set, we love a duo 🫶
• -v, --version — no args. prints the version. the little self-care flag 💜
• -h, --help — no args. help. when in doubt, -h, always ☀️

heads up bestie: the original page ships zero descriptions for any of these flags — just the flag and its arguments. so everything above that sounds like a guess is me doing a vibe check, not documentation. the flags and their arguments are the real, exact, copied-character-for-character facts. don't invent behaviour on top of them and don't get mad at me when reality doesn't match the vibes 🌈

and that's genuinely the whole page — NAME, DESCRIPTION, done. short queen. she walked in, said "part of the Linux-HA project", dropped twenty flags with no explanations, and left 🧚

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🎀 a lil sign-off, because we're polite 🎀

this page is lrmadmin 1.0.12, dated August 2026, and it belongs to section LRMADMIN(8). so when you're reading it, that's the version and the date you're reading — lrmadmin 1.0.12, August 2026, LRMADMIN(8). and that's the last line of the og page, so it's the last line here too. bye bestie, go administer something 💖✨