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Example of the qmasterprefs command – Apple Qmaster 3 User Manual

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Note: For a complete list of shell command options, enter

qmasterprefs -help

.

Example of the qmasterprefs Command

In the following example, the computer is set to be a cluster controller, bound to the
primary network interface (en0), with logging set to verbose, with the logs not overwritten.
The

Rendering

service is on, with 4 managed services and logging set to verbose, with

the logs not overwritten. The

Compressor Processing

service is configured with the

same settings, with two instances.

qmasterprefs -sharingType servicesAndCluster -cluster on networkinterface

en0 log 5 truncate off -service Rendering on sharing on instances 4 unmanaged

off log 5 truncate off -service "Compressor Processing" on sharing on

instances 2 unmanaged off log 5 truncate off

To reset controller and service configurations

µ

Enter the following:

qmasterprefs -reset

To reset all controller and service processes and cancel all batches in queue

µ

Enter the following:

qmasterprefs -resetCluster cancelJobs

To stop sharing

µ

Enter the following:

qmasterprefs -stopSharing

To start sharing

µ

Enter the following:

qmasterprefs -startSharing

To change the cluster storage path to an Xsan volume

µ

Enter the following:

qmasterprefs -cluster off storagepath /Volumes/XsanVol

To change the number of Compressor Processing services from 2 to 4

µ

Enter the following:

qmasterprefs -service "Compressor Processing" off sharing on instances 4

To turn off the Rendering service

µ

Enter the following:

qmasterprefs -service Rendering off

To turn on unmanaged services for Compressor Processing

µ

Enter the following:

qmasterprefs -service “Compressor Processing” on unmanaged on

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