Bill Shannon wrote:
> Prashanth Abbagani wrote on 9/23/09 11:20 PM:
>
>> Sreenivas Munnangi wrote:
>>
>>> For enable-monitoring, pl. change --level to --modules based on Bill's
>>> comment.
>>>
>>> *In that case, changing "enable-monitoring --level mod1:HIGH,mod2:LOW"
>>> to "enable-monitoring --modules mod1,mod2:LOW" would be better.
>>> *
>>>
>> I have to mod3 to HIGH along with mod1 and mod2 to LOW. How do I do that?
>>
>
> enable-monitoring --modules mod1:LOW,mod2:LOW,mod3:HIGH
> or
> enable-monitoring --modules mod1:LOW,mod2:LOW,mod3
>
>
>> Why not use the same style as --property name=value[:name=value]* ?
>> I believe you are trying to reduce the typing, but it can be confusing
>> to the user.
>>
>
> If most of the time most people are going to set monitoring to HIGH,
> it's much simpler:
>
> enable-monitoring --modules mod1,mod2,mod3
>
> You can decide whether you want commas and colons,
> or colons and equals:
>
> enable-monitoring --modules mod1=LOW:mod2=LOW:mod3
>
Similar to disable-monitoring, following would be ideal
enable-monitoring --modules mod1=HIGH,mod2,mod3=LOW // notice the use of
comma instead of colon
Prashanth suggested that we can have 'all' option to set the level for
all modules at once without specifying each, for ex.
enable-monitoring --modules all=LOW // this will set level to 'LOW' for
all modules
enable-monitoring --modules all // this will set level to 'HIGH' for all
modules