condor_update_machine_ad - HTCondor Manual

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                                                  Jan 04, 2025                       CONDOR_UPDATE_MACHINE_AD(1)

condor_update_machine_ad  modifies  the  specified condor_startd daemon's machine ClassAd. The ClassAd in
       the file given by path/to/update-ad represents the changed attributes. The  changes  persists  until  the
       condor_startd  restarts.  If no file is specified on the command line, condor_update_machine_ad reads the
       update ClassAd from stdin.

       Contents of the file or stdin must contain a complete ClassAd. Each line must be terminated by a  newline
       character, including the last line of the file. Lines are of the form

          <attribute> = <value>

       Changes to certain ClassAd attributes will cause the condor_startd to regenerate values for other ClassAd
       attributes.  An  example  of  this is setting HasVM. This will cause OfflineUniverses, VMOfflineTime, and
       VMOfflineReason to change.

       To re-enable matching with the VM universe jobs, place on stdin a complete ClassAd (including the  ending
       newline character) to change the value of ClassAd attribute HasVM:

          $ echo "HasVM = True
          " | condor_update_machine_ad

       To prevent vm universe jobs from matching with the machine:

          $ echo "HasVM = False
          " | condor_update_machine_ad

       To prevent vm universe jobs from matching with the machine and specify a reason:

          $ echo "HasVM = False
          VMOfflineReason = \"Cosmic rays.\"
          " | condor_update_machine_ad

       Note  that the quotes around the reason are required by ClassAds, and they must be escaped because of the
       shell. Using a file instead of stdin may be preferable in these situations, because neither  quoting  nor
       escape characters are needed.

condor_update_machine_ad  will  exit  with a status value of 0 (zero) upon success, and it will exit with
       the value 1 (one) upon failure.

       This tool is intended for the use of system administrators when dealing with offline universes.

       condor_update_machine_ad - HTCondor Manual

       update a machine ClassAd

-help  Display usage information and exit

          -version
                 Display the HTCondor version and exit

          -poolcentralmanagerhostname[:portnumber]
                 Specify a pool by giving the central manager's host name and an optional port number

          -namestartdname
                 Send the command to a machine identified by startdname

condor_update_machine_ad [-help|-version ]

       condor_update_machine_ad [-poolcentralmanagerhostname[:portnumber]] [-namestartdname] path/to/update-ad