RE: {bb} bbrm

["Sunil Modi \(IT\)" <smodi@bordersgroupinc.com>]

> When you say 'delete everything', can you define 
> 'everything'?  If it just 
> deletes the bb-hosts file, I can't see the problem if I copy 
> this to my home 
> directory first.
> 
> Also, Doesn't $BBHOME/bin/bbrm hostname remove the whole 
> hostname from the 
> bb-hosts file?  I just want to remove the service. I tried
> 
> ./bbrm host nmap
> 
> But it's still there. Both the host and the service.

> >
> >./bbrm hostname
> >
> >Becarefull this will delete everything.
> >Dont forget to take the hostname out of the your bb-hosts.
> >
> >Richard

> >>How do I use this to remove a service from being displayed 
> on the HTML 
> >>page. For example, I want to get rid of displaying nmap in 
> the bb-hosts 
> >>file.

bbrm won't get rid of it from bb-hosts nor the file bb-hosts.  To remove the host from bb-hosts is a manual remove.  "Everything" is the log files (BBVAR/logs, BBVAR/histlogs, BBVAR/hist), I think that's all.  and by the whole "hostname" it's not the Unix command hostname run from the command line, it's what you have in bb-hosts as that particular host.  If it's the same then it won't be a problem.

-sunil

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