View bconf records

About this task

All successful and partially successful bconf requests are recorded in the history file liveconf.hist located under $LSB_SHAREDIR/cluster_name/logdir.

Procedure

Run bconf hist.

All bconf requests made by the current user are displayed.

For example:

bconf hist
TIME                  OBJECT    NAME   ACTION   USER   IMPACTED_OBJ 
Nov 9 15:19:46 2009  limit     aaa    update   liam limit=aaa 
Nov 9 15:19:28 2009  queue     normal update   liam queue=normal

View bconf records for a specific configuration file

Procedure

Run bconf hist -f config_file

where config_file is one of lsb.resources, lsb.queues, lsb.users, lsb.hosts, lsf.cluster.clustername, or lsb.serviceclasses.

All entries in the bconf history file which changed the specified configuration file are listed. This includes changes made directly, such as changing a limit, and indirectly, such as deleting the usergroup which must then be removed from the limit.

For example:

bconf hist -u all -f lsb.resources
TIME                  OBJECT    NAME   ACTION   USER   IMPACTED_OBJ 
Nov 9 15:19:50 2009  limit     aaa    create   robby limit=aaa 
Nov 9 15:19:46 2009  limit     aaa    update   liam  limit=aaa 
Nov 9 15:19:37 2009  usergroup ug1    delete   robby  queue=normal owners* 
                                                      limit=bbb
                                                      usergroup=ug1

View bconf records for a specific type of object

Procedure

Run bconf hist -o object_type

where object_type is one of: user, usergroup, host, hostgroup, queue, limit, gpool

All entries in the bconf history file which changed the specified object are listed.

For example:

bconf hist -u all -o queue
TIME                  OBJECT    NAME   ACTION   USER   IMPACTED_OBJ 
Nov 9 15:19:28 2009  queue     normal update   liam queue=normal 
Nov 9 15:19:37 2009  usergroup ug1    delete   robbyt  queue=normal owners* 
                                                      limit=bbb
                                                      usergroupr=ug1