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Massive modification of hosts

We're about to redefine completely our IPs on our computers, but modifying hosts IPs in astaro one by one can be a bummer.

Is there a better way to do this ? is it possible to change a flat file using sed, or awk to achieve the best result with the less effort ?

is it possible to expand an .abf backup, then patch the definitions, and repack it for upload ?

Thanks for your help.

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0 BrucekConvergent over 16 years ago

Unfortunately there's no way to modify them en masse; there is no flat file that stores the settings, it's all stored in the on-board Postgres DB.
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0 BrucekConvergent over 16 years ago

Unfortunately there's no way to modify them en masse; there is no flat file that stores the settings, it's all stored in the on-board Postgres DB.
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0 pepin over 16 years ago in reply to BrucekConvergent

ok. thanks for the anwser.

the next logical question is :

is the database synchronised with effectives rules (somehow) at powerdown ?

and if not, can i modify the database with sql request easily, and then applying the changes somehow ?

and then, if i can, how do i know the database password ? and can someone tell me table and fields used for hosts definition, or should i shovel my path through ?
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