Keyword [file Archive]
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Either the filename (string) or an open file (file-like object)where the data will be saved. If file is a string or a Path, the.npz extension will be appended to the filename if it is notalready there.
The .npz file format is a zipped archive of files named after thevariables they contain. The archive is not compressed and each filein the archive contains one variable in .npy format. For adescription of the .npy format, see numpy.lib.format.
When opening the saved .npz file with load a NpzFile object isreturned. This is a dictionary-like object which can be queried forits list of arrays (with the .files attribute), and for the arraysthemselves.
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When you configure redaction by elimination, the redacted information is never recorded in the archive file. Redaction is performed by preprocessing the data before it is captured in the archive file.
You can use command line options to control the archive file output. For example, you can generate the archive file, but not send it to Red Hat Insights for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. You can inspect and verify the redaction results before sending the archive.
When you redact files and command output, that information is not available to compare against the Insights for Red Hat Enterprise Linux rules. These omissions might cause Insights for Red Hat Enterprise Linux to not identify issues that apply to your system.
If you specify a string pattern to redact, the process redacts all the lines in the archive file that contain that pattern. For example, if the string pattern is name, that pattern matches and redacts hostname, filename, username.
The /etc/insights-client/file-content-redaction.yaml defines pattern redaction and keyword replacement. For pattern redaction, the process redacts patterns or regular expressions that match those specified in the YAML file. For keyword replacement, the process replaces the specified keywords with generic identifiers.
# file-redaction.yaml---# Exclude the entire output of commands# Specify the full command path or the symbolic name in .cache.json commands:- /bin/rpm -qa- /bin/ls- ethtool_i# Exclude the entire output of files# Specify the full filename path or the symbolic name in .cache.jsonfiles:- /etc/audit/auditd.conf- cluster_conf
# file-content-redaction.yaml---# Pattern redaction per matching line# Lines that match a pattern are excluded from files and command output.# Patterns are processed in the order that they are listed.# Examplepatterns: - "a_string_1" - "a_string_2"# Regular expression pattern redaction per line# Use "regex:" to wrap patterns with regular expressions"# Examplepatterns: regex: - "abc.*def" - "localhost[[:digit:]]"# Keyword replacement redaction# Replace keywords in files and command output with generic identifiers# Keyword does not support regex# Examplekeywords:- "1.1.1.1"- "My Name"- "a_name"
Add file(s) to the archiveArguments Argument Type Default value Description filesList, strnullname of the file, or list of files, to add archive_namestrnullfilename of the archive folderstr, NoneNonename of the folder where the file will be added, relative path within the archive param files:name of the file, or list of files, to addparam archive_name: filename of the archiveparam folder:name of the folder where the file will be added, relative path within the archivereturn:NoneThis keyword adds a file or list of files into an existing archive. Filescan be added to archive structure with relative path using argument folder.
Create a tar/tar.gz archive of a folderArguments Argument Type Default value Description folderstrnullname of the folder to archive archive_namestrnullfilename of the archive recursiveboolFalseshould sub directories be included, default is False includestr, NoneNonedefine file pattern to include in the package, default is None which means all files are included excludestr, NoneNonedefine file pattern to exclude from the package, default is None param folder:name of the folder to archiveparam archive_name: filename of the archiveparam recursive: should sub directories be included, default is Falseparam include:define file pattern to include in the package, default is None which means all files are includedparam exclude:define file pattern to exclude from the package, default is Nonereturn:NoneThis keyword creates an TAR or TAR.GZ archive of a local folder. Type of archiveis determined by the file extension. By default subdirectories are notincluded, but they can included using recursive argument.
Create a zip archive of a folderArguments Argument Type Default value Description folderstrnullname of the folder to archive archive_namestrnullfilename of the archive recursiveboolFalseshould sub directories be included, default is False includestr, NoneNonedefine file pattern to include in the package, default is None which means all files are included excludestr, NoneNonedefine file pattern to exclude from the package, default is None compressionstrstoredtype of package compression method, default is "stored" param folder:name of the folder to archiveparam archive_name: filename of the archiveparam recursive: should sub directories be included, default is Falseparam include:define file pattern to include in the package, default is None which means all files are includedparam exclude:define file pattern to exclude from the package, default is Noneparam compression: type of package compression method, default is "stored"return:NoneThis keyword creates an ZIP archive of a local folder. By default subdirectories are notincluded, but they can be included using the recursive argument.
Extract files from archive into local directoryArguments Argument Type Default value Description archive_namestrnullfilename of the archive pathstr, NoneNonefilepath to extract file into, default is current working directory membersList, str, NoneNonelist of files to extract from archive, by defaultall files in archive are extracted param archive_name: filename of the archiveparam path:filepath to extract file into, default is current working directoryparam members:list of files to extract from archive, by defaultall files in archive are extractedreturn:NoneThis keyword supports extracting files from zip, tar and tar.gz archives.
Extract a file from archive into local directoryArguments Argument Type Default value Description filenamestrnullname of the file to extract archive_namestrnullfilename of the archive pathstr, NoneNonefilepath to extract file into,default is current working directory param filename:name of the file to extractparam archive_name: filename of the archiveparam path:filepath to extract file into,default is current working directoryreturn:NoneThis keyword supports extracting a file from zip, tar and tar.gz archives.
Get information about the archiveArguments Argument Type Default value Description archive_namestrnullfilename of the archive param archive_name: filename of the archivereturn:dictionary variable containing the keys filename, filemode, size, mtime, modifiedReturns following file attributes in a dictionary:
List files in an archiveArguments Argument Type Default value Description archive_namestrnullfilename of the archive param archive_name: filename of the archivereturn:dictionary variable containing the keys name, size, mtime, modifiedReturns list of files, where each file in a list is a dictionarywith following attributes:
A flash archive is an easily transportable version of a reference configuration ofthe Solaris operating environment, plus optional other software. Such an archive is usedfor the rapid installation of Solaris on large numbers of machines. Themachine that contains a flash archive is referred to as a master system.A machine that receives a copy of a flash archive is called aclone system.
There are two types of flash archives: full and differential. A full archiveis used for initial installation or whenever a complete, fresh installation is calledfor. A differential archive is used to update an installation. A full archivecontains all of the files from a master and overwrites the installed softwareon a clone completely. A differential archive contains only the differences between thesoftware on a master and on a clone. These differences include new files,changed files, and deleted files. (These will be deleted on clones, as well).Installation of a differential archive is faster and consumes fewer resources than installationof a full archive.
Flash archives are monolithic files containing both archive identification information and the actualfiles that have been copied from a master system and that will beextracted onto a clone system. The standard extension for a flash archive is.flar.
The only assumptions regarding section number and placement that an application processing thearchive can make is that there is an identification section located immediately afterthe archive cookie and that the last section in the archive is anarchive files section. 781b155fdc