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import (Application Control and Management)--Import Application

Import an application

Syntax

application import <name> [<dir> | <file>] [ mirrored=<val> | --novols ] [ user=<user> [ pwd=- ] [ --preserve_acl | --preserve_local_acl | --preserve_global_acl ] ] 

Parameters

<name>

Name of imported application

<dir>

Name of exchange directory from which the application is to be imported. The directory may be one of the following:

- directory relative to /vol/_impex

- URL with the following format 'http://<path>'

If not specified, the exchange directory name is the same as the application name.

<file>

Name of tar file relative to /vol/_impex containing the previously exported application. The archive file must be one of the following types:

- tar archive

- tar archive with gzip compression

- tar archive with bzip2 compression

user=<user>

Name of user to use for authentication purposes when importing the application from a URL

pwd=-

(Optional) Prompt for password to use for authentication purposes when importing the application from a URL. If the standard input is not a terminal device, it will not print a prompt and expect only one copy of the password on 'stdin' (this can be used for batch operations, to set the password from a file).

mirrored=<val>

If set to 1, create all application's volumes as mirrored.

--novols

Do not import the application's volumes

--preserve_acl

Preserve the application ACL if it is present.

--preserve_local_acl

Preserve local principals in the application ACL.

--preserve_global_acl

Preserve global principals in the application ACL.

Examples

application import my-app2 app2

Import application 'my-app2' from 'app2' directory on the impex volume.

application import my-app3

Import application 'my-app3' from 'my-app3' directory on the impex volume.

application import my-app1 app1 --novols

Import application descriptors for 'my-app1' from 'app1' directory on the impex volume.

application import my-app http://mysrv.com/myapp

Import application 'my-app' from URL 'http://mysrv.com/myapp'

application import my-app myapp.tar.bz2

Import application from bzip2 archive myapp.tar.bz2 on the impex volume.

Note: By default application ACL's are not preserved during import.