Actions and data associated with a ConfigParser format file set up to act as our AFS Space Usage Policy Database.

Interface class (should only be sub-classed and never instantiated). Constructor expects the following args:

Generate a GIF report for a partition on a server. If no output file name is set with the setOutFilename() method before calling printData(), the output will go to a file named

Generate an ASCII text report from the most recent stats. Constructor expects the following args:

Examine the whole VLDB to enumerate the file servers in existence. Returns a list of fileserver hostnames.

Check all volumes represented by vldbdata (passed in). If the volume's quota is unlimited, report a warning. Optionally (see argument descriptions below), warn if the percentage quota used is over highmark (passed in).

Not really intended to be used as a utility function...more a fully-functioning script that I didn't want to break out into a script (as witnessed by the fact that it uses 'print')

Run a 'vos examine' on ever entry in the entire VLDB and print an error for volumes that could not be examined properly

Not really intended to be used as a utility function...more a fully-functioning script that I didn't want to break out into a script (as witnessed by the fact that it uses 'print')

Report on volumes that exist on disk but not in the VLDB. Might find other problems as well. Returns nothing.

Not really intended to be used as a utility function...more a fully-functioning script that I didn't want to break out into a script (as witnessed by the fact that it uses 'print')

Given a partition name of any form, return it as a standard full partition name in /vicepNNNN form.

Release a replicated AFS volume

Remove a replication site for a volume

Given a path, return either the AFS volume name that is mounted at that point or an empty string (which means the mount point is not

Unmount a volume and return 0 on failure, or the name of the volume unmounted on success

Remove a volume from a server and partition

Returns 0 on failure, 1 on success

Determine (in hours) how old a file is

Returns the hours (integer) or -1 on failure

Run an OS-level command and return 0 on failure, 1 on success

Execute an OS-level command with stderr redirected to stdout, and return 1 if searchstr is found in the output of command, 0 if not.

Execute a shell command with stderr redirected to stdout, and return all lines of output as a list