Command Line Interface (CLI)
The get command will return any properties provided to it as arguments. For example, to get
the value of the login_screen property:
dory:configuration preferences> get login_screen
login_screen = status/dashboard
The get command will tab complete with the names of the available properties. For example, to
see a list of available properties for the iSCSI service:
dory:> configuration services iscsi get tab
<status> isns_server radius_secret target_chap_name
isns_access radius_access radius_server target_chap_secret
The select command, or a command surrounded by double quotes, will select a dynamic node
by property. For example, to select key-000 by user:
hostname:configuration services sftp keys> show
Keys:
NAME MODIFIED CIPHER USER COMMENT
key-000 2015-6-5 19:48:23 RSA u1 1
hostname:configuration services sftp keys> "user=u1"
hostname:configuration services sftp key-000>
The set command will set a property to a specified value, with the property name and its value
separated by an equals sign. For example, to set the login_screen property to be "shares":
dory:configuration preferences> set login_screen=shares
login_screen = shares (uncommitted)
Note that in the case of properties that constitute state on the appliance, setting the property
does not change the value, but rather records the set value and indicates that the value of the
property is uncommitted.
To force set property values to take effect, they must be explicitly committed, allowing multiple
values to be changed as a single, coherent change. To commit any uncommitted property
values, use the commit command:
dory:configuration preferences> get login_screen
login_screen = shares (uncommitted)
dory:configuration preferences> commit
dory:configuration preferences> get login_screen
login_screen = shares
If you attempt to leave a context that contains uncommitted properties, you will be warned that
leaving will abandon the set property values, and will be prompted to confirm that you with to
leave. For example:
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