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* _/etc/ngcp-config/templates/etc/foobar/baz.tt2.$HA_NODE_: node specific
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template file. $HA_NODE is determined using the content of /etc/ngcp_ha_node
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(usually being _sp1_ for the first node and _sp2_ for the second node on the
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Sipwise Next Generation Platform). Wheras _*customtt.tt2_ files are used on all
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Sipwise Next Generation Platform). Whereas _*customtt.tt2_ files are used on all
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nodes in a High Availability setup the _*.tt2.$HA_NODE*_ file is specific for
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the single node only. A common usage case is master vs. slave configuration of a
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service. Configuration file is usually provided by a Debian package.
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@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ _/etc/ngcp-config_. You can specify options for the underlying 'git diff'
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command, e.g. 'ngcpcfg diff HEAD^' will show all changes that have been recorded
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with the last _commit_ operation (see manpage git-rev-parse(1) for details how
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to specify revisions). If the tool doesn't report anything it means that there
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are neither any uncommited changes nor any new or removed files (files which are
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are neither any uncommitted changes nor any new or removed files (files which are
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not yet (un)registered to the repository).
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**encrypt**::
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the any pending commits will be pushed only to the shared repository only, any
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foreign hosts will be skipped then. If hostname(s) or IP address(es) is given
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as argument then the changes will be pushed to the shared repository and to the
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given hosts only. If no host has has been specified then the hosts specified in
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given hosts only. If no host has been specified then the hosts specified in
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_/etc/ngcp-config/systems.cfg_ are used.
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Note: This option is available in the High Availability setup only.
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When using ngcpcfg in a HA setup (PRO/CARRIER only) you want to ensure that
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changing file permissions inside the ngcpcfg repository on one node propogates
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changing file permissions inside the ngcpcfg repository on one node propagates
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to the other node(s) as well. ngcpcfg is using git underneath, though git
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itself doesn't track file permissions (except for the execution bit).
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