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6 retrace-server-task - Create tasks, get and set fields on existing
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10 retrace-server-task create [-h] [-u | -k] [-t | -m | -f] [-i] [-d] [-s
11 SERVER] [-n] [-v] [-r KERNELVER] [-o OS_RELEASE] [-p PACKAGE] [-x
12 EXECUTABLE] [-e EMAIL] [-c CASENO] [-bz BUGZILLANO] COREFILE
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14 retrace-server-task get [-h] [-p PASSWORD] [-s SERVER] [-n] [-v] [-t |
15 -b | -m | -e | -c | -bz] TASK_ID
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17 retrace-server-task set [-h] [-p PASSWORD] [-s SERVER] [-n] [-v] [-c
18 CASENO] [-e EMAIL] [-bz BUGZILLANO] TASK_ID
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21 This tool is able to communicate with Retrace server: create a new
22 task, get and set values in existing tasks. If kerberos ticket is
23 available, all communication uses it. To stop using the ticket you must
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28 Create a new task. Task can be either http task (COREFILE is
29 compressed and sent through http API), manager task (/manager site
30 must be available) or ftp task (same as manager task, but uses ftp
31 file). If none of the options "-t", "-m", or "-f" are given, the
32 following logic is tried. If COREFILE is a local file, then the
33 "-m" option is used, otherwise the "-f" option is used.
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36 Write (set) information on an existing task. Available only for
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40 Read (get) information on an existing task.
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43 Very similar to create (has the same parameters) but also waits
44 until task is finished. If tasks finishes successfully backtrace is
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48 -h, --help
49 Display help and exit.
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51 -s, --server SERVER
52 URL for Retrace server. If not specified local server is tried and
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55 -n, --no-verify
56 Do not verify certificate. (off by default)
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61 -p, --password PASSWORD
62 Password of the task (only for http tasks)
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65 -u, --userspace_core
66 The COREFILE specified is userspace core.
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69 The COREFILE specified is kernel core. (default)
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72 The COREFILE is assumed to be a local file, submitted through http
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75 The COREFILE is assumed to be on the ftp server as configured in
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78 -m, --manager
79 The COREFILE is assumed to be either a URL that is wget-able or a
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82 -i, --interactive
83 Create an interactive (persistent) task that may be accessed later
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87 -k KERNELVER, --kernelver KERNELVER
88 Force the kernel version in the COREFILE to KERNELVER. Only valid
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91 -o OS_RELEASE, --os_release OS_RELEASE
92 Force the version of the operating system in COREFILE to
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95 -p PACKAGE, --package PACKAGE
96 Force the version of the RPM package corresponding to COREFILE to
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99 -x EXECUTABLE, --executable EXECUTABLE
100 Force the COREDUMP executable to EXECUTABLE. Only valid for
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104 -b, --backtrace
105 Return the backtrace in a file in the current directory
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107 -bz, --bugzillano
108 Return the value of the bugzillano field in the task to the
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112 Return the value of the caseno field in the task to the terminal.
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115 -e, --email
116 Return the value of the email field in the task to the terminal.
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119 -m, --md5sum
120 Return the md5sum field in the task to the terminal. Available only
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124 -bz BUGZILLANO, --bugzillano BUGZILLANO
125 Write the bugzillano field in the task to BUGZILLANO. Available
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128 -c CASENO, --caseno CASENO
129 Write the caseno field in the task to CASENO. Available only for
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132 -e EMAIL, --email EMAIL
133 Write the email field in the task to EMAIL. Available only for
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137 Create a task from a local file (kernel vmcore)
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139 retrace-server-task create ./localfile
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141 Create a task where the file (kernel vmcore) exists on FTP server
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143 retrace-server-task create 012345-vmcore
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145 Batch run local file on https://retrace.fedoraproject.org/ (usperspace
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148 retrace-server-task batch -u -t -o "Fedora release 25 (Twenty five)" -p \
149 "coreutils-8.25-17.fc25" -x "/usr/bin/sleep" ./coredump
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151 Read the md5sum field for task 925483242
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153 retrace-server-task get --md5sum 925483242
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155 Write the caseno field for task 925483242 to 01234567
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159 Write the bugzillano field for task 31415926 to 53589793, 23846264
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164 ยท Matej Marusak <mmarusak@redhat.com[1]>
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167 1. mmarusak@redhat.com
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