HP Serviceguard Developer's Toolbox Version B.12.00.00 For HP-UX and Linux

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# Specify the number of unmount retries for each filesystem during package
# shutdown. The default is set to 1.
#
# fs_umount_retry_count must be set to 1 (default), if the underlying
# file system is of type Red Hat GFS.
#
# "fs_umount_retry_count" replaces the legacy package control script
# parameter "fs_umount_count".
#
# Legal values for fs_umount_retry_count: (value > 0). fs_umount_retry_count 1
# "fs_name", "fs_directory", "fs_mount_opt", "fs_umount_opt", "fs_fsck_opt", and
# "fs_type" specify the filesystems which are used by this package.
#
# The "fs_type" parameter lets you specify the type of filesystem to be
# mounted. The only supported file systems are 'ext2', 'ext3', 'reiserfs'
# and 'gfs'.
#
# NOTE: Mixing of 'gfs' with non-gfs filesystems in the same package
# is not permitted. A single package can define either a 'gfs' filesystem
# or a non-gfs filesystem but not both.
#
# The following section applies if the underlying file system is 'ext2',
# 'ext3' or 'reiserfs'.
#
# The filesystems are defined as entries specifying the logical
# volume, the mount point, the file system type, the mount,
# umount and fsck options.
#
# Each filesystem will be fsck'd prior to being mounted.
# The filesystems will be mounted in the order specified during package
# startup and will be unmounted in reverse order during package
# shutdown. Ensure that volume groups referenced by the logical volume
# definitions below are included in volume group definitions.
#
# For example, if this package uses the following:
# logical volume: /dev/vg01/lvol1 /dev/vg01/lvol2
# mount point: /pkg1a /pkg1b
# filesystem type: ext2 reiserfs
# mount options: read/write read/write
#
# Then the following would be entered:
#
# fs_name /dev/vg01/lvol1
# fs_directory /pkg01a
# fs_type "ext2"
# fs_mount_opt "-o rw"
# fs_umount_opt ""
# fs_fsck_opt ""
#
# fs_name /dev/vg01/lvol2
# fs_directory /pkg02a
# fs_type "reiserfs"
# fs_mount_opt "-o rw"
# fs_umount_opt ""
# fs_fsck_opt ""
#
# The following section applies if the underlying file system is 'gfs'
#
# The filesystems are defined as entries specifying the physical pool
# device file, the mount point, the file system type and mount options.
# A check is performed to see if the partition is already been mounted
# or not. If the partition is not mounted then it will be mounted.
#
# Specify the filesystems which are used by this package. Uncomment
# fs_name""; fs_directory""; fs_type""; fs_mount_opt"" and fill in
# the name of your first pool, filesystem, type and mount,
# options for the file system.
#
# For example, if this package uses the following:
# GFS6.0 uses pool for logical volume management whereas GFS6.1 uses LVM2.
# Their device name formats differ and an example for each is shown below.
# Use the appropriate one.
# Pool : /dev/pool/pool1 (GFS 6.0) OR
# LVM2 : /dev/mapper/vgX-lvY (GFS6.1)
# mount point : /pkg1a
# filesystem type : gfs
# mount options : read/write
#
# Then the following would be entered:
# fs_name /dev/pool/pool1; (GFS6.0) OR
# fs_name /dev/mapper/vgX-lvY; (GFS6.1)
# fs_directory /pkg1a; fs_type "gfs";
# fs_mount_opt "-o rw";
#
# "fs_name" replaces the legacy package control script parameter "lv".
#
# "fs_directory" replaces the legacy package control script parameter "fs".
#
# Legal values for fs_name: /^[^"|]+$/.
# Legal values for fs_directory: /^[^"|]+$/.
# Legal values for fs_type: <Any String>
# Legal values for fs_mount_opt: <Any String>
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