The tungsten_send_diag command is a utility script which assists in the upload of files to Continuent support.
tungsten_send_diag may be used in place of the Section 9.5.6, “tpm diag Command” to generate a diagnostic package.
tungsten_send_diag [ --args, -a ] [ --case, -c ] [ --contentType ] [ --debug ] [ --diag, -d ] [ --email, -e ] [ --file, -f ] [ --help, -h ] [ --tpm, -t ] [ --verbose, -v ]
Where:
Table 8.47. tungsten_send_diag Command-line Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--args, -a | Specify arguments to be passed to tpm diag. Arguments must be passed in quotes. Requires the --diag option. |
--case, -c | Specify the support case number |
--contentType | Specify the Content-Type for a file you are uploading |
--debug | Debug mode is VERY chatty, avoid it unless you really need it. |
--diag, -d | Automatically generate a tpm diag zip file and upload it |
--email, -e | Email address to embed into the uploaded file name |
--file, -f | File name to upload |
--help, -h | Show help text |
--tpm, -t | Full path to the tpm command you wish to use to execute a tpm diag |
--verbose, -v | Show verbose output |
You must specify either
--diag,
--tpm, or
--file, but not both. For
example:
shell> tungsten_send_diag --diag -c 1234
To have tpm diag gather all nodes, add the
--args '--all', for example:
shell> tungsten_send_diag --diag -c 1234 --args '--all'
You must specify either
--email or
--case, and you may provide
both if you wish. For example:
shell> tungsten_send_diag -f example.zip -e you@yourdomain.com -c 1234
Using --tpm to specify one
or more tpm commands implies the
--diag option, you do not
need to specify --diag if
you use --tpm (or
-t). For example:
shell> tungsten_send_diag -c 1234 -t /opt/replicator/tungsten/tools/tpmYou may generate multiple diags by specifying multiple tpm binaries with multiple arguments, i.e.:
shell> tungsten_send_diag -c 1234 -t /opt/continuent/tungsten/tools/tpm -t /opt/replicator/tungsten/tools/tpm