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Template - createDirectoryTemplate


Template - createDirectoryTemplate

Description :

This command creates a template with one directory asset.

The path to the directory should be the full path in NSH format. This command returns a handle to the newly created template. The handle can be used for other commands that need a reference to the new template.

Return type : DBKey

Command Input :

Variable Name

Variable Type

Description

templateName

String

Template name.

groupId

Integer

Handle to the group that should contain the template.

bExplicit

Boolean

True to create an explicit template, false to create an implicit template. (An implicit template is one that does not appear in the GUI.)

assetPath

String

NSH-style path to the asset.

bIncludeLightChecksum

Boolean

True to perform light checksum, false not to perform light checksum.

bIncludeChecksum

Boolean

True to perform full checksum, false not to perform full checksum.

bIncludeFileAcls

Boolean

True to collect file ACLs, false otherwise.

bRecurse

Boolean

True to collect files in subdirectories, false otherwise.

bCopyFiles

Boolean

True to copy the files into the BMC BladeLogic database, false otherwise.

bAuditFileSize

Boolean

True to compare file size in an audit, false otherwise.

bAuditFileCreatedDate

Boolean

True to compare file creation date in an audit, false otherwise. (Windows only)

bAuditFileModifiedDate

Boolean

True to compare file modification date in an audit, false otherwise.

bAuditFilePermissions

Boolean

True to compare file permissions in an audit, false otherwise. (UNIX only)

bAuditFileUidGid

Boolean

True to compare file UID/GID in an audit, false otherwise. (UNIX only)

Example

The example for createRegistryKeyTemplate shows how to create a template for an asset similar to this one.

 

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