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Chapter 4 Releasing 125

The fs Directive: Specifying Directives for

Individual File Systems

You can use the fs = family-set-name directive in the releaser.cmd file to indicate

that the directives that follow the fs = directive apply only to the named file

system.

This directive has the following format:

For family-set-name, specify the name of a family set in the mcf file.

Directives preceding the first fs = directive are global and apply to all file systems.

Directives following the fs = directive override global directives. The directives

described in this chapter can be used either as global directives or as directives

specific to one file system.

The releaser.cmd(4) man page includes examples of the fs = directive.

The no_release and

display_all_candidates Directives:

Specifying Debugging

The no_release and display_all_candidates directives can be useful for

tuning or debugging the releaser. These directives are as follows:

■ The no_release directive prevents files from being removed from online disk

cache. You can use this directive to check the directives in the releaser.cmd

without actually releasing files.

This directive has the following format:

■ The display_all_candidates directive writes the names of all release

candidates to the log file.

This directive has the following format:

fs = family-set-name

no_release

display_all_candidates

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