opafmconfigcheck(8)

✨ NAME ✨

opafmconfigcheck — bestie, this is the little tool that reads your Fabric Manager config file and is like "okay so is this actually valid or are we lying to ourselves" 💅 It parses and verifies the configuration file of a Fabric Manager (FM), and it can also show you debugging and status info while it's at it. No cap.

🎀 Syntax 🎀

opafmconfigcheck [-s] [-c config_file] [-v] [-d] [-r reconfig_file]

💖 Options 💖

• --help — drops the full help text on you. Like, everything. The whole lore. 📖
• -s — turns on strict check mode, which validates your multicast and VF settings. It's the friend who reads your whole message before replying and then goes "girl, this is inconsistent." It points out inconsistencies or invalid settings in your VF and multicast configurations. 🚨
• -c config_file — tells it which configuration file to look at. The default is /etc/opa-fm/opafm.xml, iykyk. 🌸
• -v — shows debugging and status information. Basically it narrates what it's doing so you're not just staring at a silent terminal wondering if it's mad at you. 👀
• -d — shows configuration checksum information. Little fingerprint moment for your config. 🔍
• -r reconfig_file — verifies that the reconfig_file is valid for dynamical reconfiguration. Yes bestie, we're doing this live. 🦋

⭐ Example ⭐

opafmconfigcheck

opafmconfigcheck -v

opafmconfigcheck -sv

(That last one? -s and -v stacked together, one flag era. Iconic. 👑)

Okay that's the whole page, you ate it, you understood it, periodt. This one came out of the <strong>IFSFFCLIRG (Man Page)</strong> set, and the copyright reads <strong>Copyright(C) 2015-2019 Intel Corporation</strong>. Go verify some configs, main character. 💜