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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide

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How to ... zap a MultiMedia File

1. Designate a master MMF file as a reference file. This file can exist

on any node in the network.

2. Make additions, deletions, and modifications to this designated

file only, preferably using PeriStudio (see Updating/Replacing a

Playback MMF Playback File on page 102., see Updating Elements

in an Active Playback MMF File on page 107.), and/or the PeriStu-

dio User’s Guide.

All changes affecting the particular MMF file must be made to the designated

reference file in order for the ZAP utility to be effective. ZAP also requires the /etc/

vpsrc.sh file on every node that will be synchronized. This file is usually present

as part of the standard Media Processing Server Series installation.

3. To ZAP all nodes in the $MPSHOME/common/etc/vpshosts

file on the host node, use the command line syntax zap

<mmf_name> from the command line of the host node on which the

reference file resides, and where <mmf_name> indicates the path

and name of the reference file noted in step 1.

To ZAP all Media Processing Servers in the $MPSHOME/common/etc/

vpshosts file of a specific node, use the command line syntax zap -n

<node_name> <mmf_name> from the command line of the host node on which

the reference file resides, and where <node_name> indicates the target node.

To ZAP a specific Media Processing Server, use the command line syntax

zap -v <mps#> <mmf_name> from the command line of the host node on which

the reference file resides, and where <mps#> indicates the desired Media Processing

Server.

To ZAP all Media Processing Servers in an alternate vpshosts file, use the

command line syntax zap -f <filename> <mmf_name> from the command

line of the host node on which the reference file resides, and where <filename>

indicates the name (if located in the present working directory) or path and name of

the alternate file.

The alternate file must be in the same format of the actual vpshosts file.

To ZAP MMF files using a pre-existing MAC file (file created from master MMF

and used as a reference throughout synchronization), use the command line syntax

zap -m <filename> from the command line of the host node on which the

reference file resides, and where <filename> indicates the name or path and name

of the MAC file.

The option/argument pairs above and that follow may be used in combination in a

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