edit-config
Usage
edit-config [-h|--help] | [-v|--version]
edit-config [-n|–new-file] | [-c|--config-file <device>]
Options
-h, --help
Displays this help message and exit.
-v, --version
Outputs version information and exit.
-n, --new-file
Starts editing from an empty file.
-c, --config-file <device>
Shows configuration for a supported device.
The supported devices are the following:
instrument<XX>
allows editing the deployment configuration file of an instrument, where XX is the instrument number.cervello
allows editing the RBRcervello user configuration file.
Description
Interactively edits the current configuration of a specific instrument or the RBRcervello with GNU nano.
Before applying the configuration, edit-config
checks the configuration using the mechanism described in config-check
.
See “Updating the instrument” for more information
Examples
RBRcervello> edit-config -c instrument01
Checking deployment status...
Modifying configuration file of instrument01.
Stopping services...
Are you sure you want to save? (y/N)y
RBRcervello configuration update process has started...
RBRcervello configuration update succeeded!
You should reboot to make sure everything is set properly.
Starting services...