config restore

Warning:

Warning! The result of the command is irreversible when using the --common_file argument.

To restore the configuration file from a file or from the drives, run

# xicli config restore <arg>

The command restores (if missing) or replaces the common configuration file from a specified location (from a file or disk metadata), but does not apply it.

Table 1. Arguments for the restore subcommand

Mutually excluded required arguments

-c --common_file A file to restore or replace the common configuration file /etc/xiraid/raid.conf.

If no file is specified, restore or replace from /etc/xiraid/raid.conf.bak.

-d

--drives

The list of block devices (/dev/sd*, /dev/mapper/mpath*, /dev/nvme*, /dev/dm-*) separated by a space to restore the most recent RAID configuration files to the /etc/xiraid/raids.drive/ directory.

If no disks are specified, restore the most recent RAID configuration files from all disks.

-r --raid_file A file to restore or replace the RAID configuration file in /etc/xiraid/raids/.