This section explains how to use the
qq portal_modify_hub command.Description
Modify the spoke hosts and writability of a hub portal
Usage
qq portal_modify_hub [-h] -i ID [-j] [-n] [--make-read-write] [-m SPOKE_HOSTS | -a SPOKE_ADDRESS] [-p SPOKE_PORT]
Flags
| Flag Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
-i
|
Yes | Hub portal ID |
-j
|
No | Pretty-print JSON |
-n
|
No | Do not attempt to resolve file IDs present on the local cluster to paths. |
--make-read-write
|
No | Let the spoke portal write to the portal directories. A read-write portal cannot be made read-only again. |
-m
|
No | The IP addresses and TCP ports of the remote cluster. Use a comma-delimited list to specify multiple hosts. Use colon as a separator after each IP address to provide custom TCP port (3713 is used by default). Ports specified this way override other --port arguments. Put brackets around an IPv6 address, such as [2001:db8::1] or [2001:db8::1]:4000. Use a dash to specify a range of IPv4 addresses that share their first three octets, such as 10.220.1.70-73 or 10.220.1.70-10.220.1.73. A port applies to the whole range. |
-a
|
No | The IP address of a node in the remote cluster |
-p
|
No | The TCP port for portal activity on the remote cluster. The default port 3713 is used if this field is not provided. |