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Manpage of LIBCLUSTER
LIBCLUSTER
Section: OpenSSI Prog Manual (3ssi)
Updated: 30 October 2003
NAME
cluster_name - returns the name of the cluster
SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/cluster.h>
char *cluster_name(void)
cc [flag ...] file -lcluster [library ...]
DESCRIPTION
cluster_name()
returns a pointer to a string containing the name of the cluster, or NULL if the cluster name cannot be determined.
Applications should not rely on the value returned by this function to determine whether the application is running in an OpenSSI environment. The
cluster_ssiconfig(3ssi)
determines whether the application is running in an OpenSSI environment.
FILES
/etc/clustername
/etc/nodename
SEE ALSO
cluster(8ssi),
cluster_detailedtransition(3ssi),
cluster_maxnodes(3ssi),
cluster_membership(3ssi),
cluster_ssiconfig(3ssi),
cluster_transition(3ssi),
cluster_avail(3ssi),
clusternode_info(3ssi),
clusternode_num(3ssi)
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Time: 21:59:39 GMT, May 19, 2004
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