USAGE for verify_sdp.sh v5.21.3:

verify_sdp.sh [<instance>] [-online] [-skip <test>[,<test2>,...]] [-warn <test>[,<test2>,...]] [-si] [-L <log>|off ] [-D]

   or

verify_sdp.sh -h|-man

DESCRIPTION:

	This script verifies the current SDP setup for the specified instance,
	and also performs basic health checks of configured servers.

	This uses the SDP instance bin directory /p4/N/bin to determine
	what server binaries (p4d, p4broker, p4p) are expected to be configured
	on this machine.

	Existence of the '*_init' script indicates the given binary is
	expected. For example, for instance 1, if /p4/1/bin/p4d_1_init
	exists, a p4d server is expected to run on this machine.

	Checks may be executed or skipped depending on what servers are
	configured. For example, if a p4d is configured, the $P4ROOT/server.id
	file should exist. If p4p is configured, the 'cache' directory
	should exist.

OPTIONS:
 <instance>
	Specify the SDP instances.  If not specified, the SDP_INSTANCE
	environment variable is used instead.  If the instance is not
	defined by a parameter and SDP_INSTANCE is not defined,
	exits immediately with an error message.

 -online
	Online mode.  Does additional checks that requires p4d, p4broker,
	and/or p4p to be online. Any servers for which there are
	*_init scripts in the Instance Bin directory must be online.
	The Instance Bin directory is the /p4/N/bin directory, where N
	is the SDP instance name.

 -skip <test>[,<test2>,...]

	Specify a comma-delimited list of named tests to skip.
	
	Valid test names are:

	* cron|crontab: Skip crontab check. Use this if you do not expect crontab to
	be configured, perhaps if you use a different scheduler.
	* excess: Skip checks for excess copies of p4d/p4p/p4broker in PATH.
	* init: Skip compare of init scripts w/templates in /p4/common/etc/init.d
	* license: Skip license related checks.
	* masterid: Skip check ensuring ServerID of master starts with 'master'.
	* offline_db: Skip checks that require a healthy offline_db.
	* p4root: Skip checks that require healthy P4ROOT db files.
	* p4t_files: Skip checks for existence of P4TICKETS and P4TRUST files.
	* passwd|password: Skip SDP password checks.
	* version: Skip version checks.

	As an alternative to using the '-skip' option, the shell environment
	variable VERIFY_SDP_SKIP_TEST_LIST can be set to a comma-separated
	list of named tests to skip.  Using the command line parameter is the
	best choice for temporarily skipping tests, while specifying the
	environment variable is better for making permanent exceptions (e.g.
	always excluding the crontab check if crontabs are not used at this
	site).  The variable should be set in /p4/common/config/p4_N.vars.

	If the '-skip' option is provided, the VERIFY_SDP_SKIP_TEST_LIST
	variable is ignored (not appended to). So it may make sense to
	reference the variable on the command line. For example, if the
	value of the variable is 'crontab', to skip crontab and license
	checks, you could specify:

	-skip $VERIFY_SDP_SKIP_TEST_LIST,license

 -warn <test>[,<test2>,...]
	Specify a comma-delimited list of named tests that will be reported
	as warnings rather than errors.

	The list of valid test names as the same as for the '-skip' option.

	As an alternative to using the '-warn' option, the shell environment
	variable VERIFY_SDP_WARN_TEST_LIST can be set to a comma-separated
	list of name tests to skip.  Using the command line parameter is the
	best choice for temporarily converting errors to warnings, while
	specifying the environment variable is better for making the
	conversion to warnings permanent.  The variable should be set in
	/p4/common/config/p4_N.vars file.

	If the '-warn' option is provided, the VERIFY_SDP_WARN_TEST_LIST
	variable is ignored (not appended to). So it may make sense to
	reference the variable on the command line. For example, if the
	value of the variable is 'crontab', to convert to warnings for
	crontab and excess binaries tests, you could specify:

	-warn $VERIFY_SDP_WARN_TEST_LIST,excess

 -si	Silent mode, useful for cron operation.  Both stdout and stderr
	are still captured in the log.  The '-si' option cannot be used
	with '-L off'.

 -L <log>
	Specify the log file to use.  The default is /p4/N/logs/verify_sdp.log
	The special value 'off' disables logging to a file.

	Note that '-L off' and '-si' are mutually exclusive.

 -D	Set extreme debugging verbosity.

HELP OPTIONS:
 -h	Display short help message
 -man	Display man-style help message

EXAMPLES:
	Example 1: Typical usage:

	This script is typically called after SDP update with only the instance
	name or number as an argument, e.g.:

	verify_sdp.sh 1

	Example 2: Skipping some checks.

	verify_sdp.sh 1 -skip crontab

	Example 3: Automation Usage

	If used from automation already doing its own logging, use -L off:

	verify_sdp.sh 1 -L off

LOGGING:
	This script generates a log file and also displays it to stdout at the
	end of processing.  By default, the log is:
	/p4/N/logs/verify_sdp.log.

	The exception is usage errors, which result an error being sent to
	stderr followed usage info on stdout, followed by an immediate exit.

	If the '-si' (silent) flag is used, the log is generated, but its
	contents are not displayed to stdout at the end of processing.

EXIT CODES:
	An exit code of 0 indicates no errors were encountered attempting to
	perform verifications, and that all checks verified cleanly.

