cprid_util variables

[PeterH]

Hello community

I would like to know the following commands can be used for. Especially I'm interested to uses variables.

Could someone gives an example for each of the commands to understand the syntax.

Thanks you

cprid_util rexec [-dir <workdir | env variable>]
cprid_util putenv -attr <a> -val <v>
cprid_util getenv -attr <a>
cprid_util mkdir -dir <dirname | env variable>
cprid_util reg_getval -path <path> -val_name <name> [-only_val]

[Tal_Paz-Fridman]

Please see if this helps https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk101047 

[JP_Rex]

# cprid_util rexec -server 10.x.y.z -verbose -rexec -rcmd bash -c "pwd"
+ pwd
/

# cprid_util rexec -server 10.x.y.z -verbose -dir /var/log/tmp -rexec -rcmd bash -c "pwd"
+ pwd
/var/log/tmp

[JP_Rex · Accepted solution]

# cprid_util -server 10.x.y.z -verbose putenv -attr QQQ -val qqq
(NULL BUF)
# cprid_util -server 10.x.y.z -verbose getenv -attr QQQ
(NULL BUF)
qqq
# cprid_util -server 10.x.y.z -verbose getenv -attr FWDIR
(NULL BUF)
/opt/CPsuite-R81.20/fw1

[JP_Rex]

cprid_util mkdir -dir <dirname | env variable>
should be clear

cprid_util reg_getval -path <path> -val_name <name> [-only_val]

CheckPoint Registry Values are so deep down you should not touch them (without TAC)

Which is the reason I could not find a good example.

Regards

Peter

[PeterH]

I do understand the -dir <dirname> but not the <env variable>

[G_W_Albrecht]

https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk101047

[the_rock]

You got all the valid responses...that sk mentioned is definitely great reference.

Andy