CMDEBUG(1)

NAME
cmdebug - Reports the status of a host Cache Manager

SYNOPSIS
cmdebug << -servers <machine >>> << [-port <IP port] >>>
    [-long] [-refcounts] [-callbacks] [-ctime] [-addrs]
    [-cache] [-cellservdb] [-help]

cmdebug << -s <machine >>> << [-p <IP port] >>> [-l] [-r] [-cal]
    [-ct] [-a] [-cac] -ce] [-h]

DESCRIPTION
The cmdebug command displays information about the Cache Manager and client cache status on a local or remote AFS client machine. By default, it displays all locked cache entries, but other information can be requested via various options.

CAUTIONS
The -ctime option is only available with OpenAFS version 1.4.7 and later or version 1.5.28 or later. This option can be used to gather information from any version of the Unix OpenAFS client, but can only query Windows clients running OpenAFS version 1.5.28 or later.

The -cellservdb option is only available with OpenAFS version 1.4.7 and later or version 1.5.31 or later. This option can be used to gather information from any version of the Unix OpenAFS client, but can only query Windows clients running OpenAFS version 1.5.31 or later.

OPTIONS
Names the client machine for which to display Cache Manager status. Provide the machine's IP address in dotted decimal format, its fully qualified host name (for example, fs1.example.com), or the shortest abbreviated form of its host name that distinguishes it from other machines. Successful use of an abbreviated form depends on the availability of a name resolution service (such as the Domain Name Service or a local host table) at the time the command is issued. Identifies the port on which to contact the Cache Manager. By default, the standard port 7001 is used, so this option is very rarely needed. Reports on all lock statuses and all cache entries, rather than only locked cache entries. Do not use this option with -refcounts, -callbacks, -addrs, -cache, or -cellservdb. Reports only those cache entries with non-zero reference counts. Do not use this option with -long, -callbacks, -addrs, or -cache. Reports only those cache entries with callbacks. Do not use this option with -long, -refcounts, -addrs, or -cache. Causes entry expiration times to be shown in human-readable format. Do not use this option with -addrs or -cache. Rather than showing any cache entries, displays the interfaces the Cache Manager answers on, including their netmasks and MTUs. This is useful for analyzing clients that are multihomed and identifying problems with netmasks or MTU settings. Do not use this option with -long, -refcounts, -callbacks, or -cache. Rather than showing any cache entries, displays the cache configuration for the client machine. The information displayed is essentially the information that can be configured via parameters to afsd. Do not use this option with -long, -refcounts, -callbacks, or -addrs. Lists all known volume location database records in a CellServDB-compatible format. This includes all records in memory, including those from the CellServDB file, AFSDB DNS records, and the fs newcell command. This option could be used to see if a client has the latest copy of the CellServDB file. Do not use this option with -long, -refcounts, -callbacks, or -cache. Prints the online help for this command. All other valid options are ignored.

EXAMPLES
Displays all of the locked cache entries on client1:

    % cmdebug client1
Displays the cache configuration for client1.example.com:

    % cmdebug client1.example.com -cache
Displays all cache entries for client2.example.com:

    % cmdebug client2.example.com -long

PRIVILEGE REQUIRED
None

SEE ALSO
the afsd(8) manpage, the CellServDB(5) manpage, the fs_newcell(1) manpage

COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2005 Russ Allbery <rra@stanford.edu>

This documentation is covered by the IBM Public License Version 1.0. This man page was written by Russ Allbery for OpenAFS.