Content Server Manual / Version 2406.1
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You can use the republish tool to publish all content and versions below a given folder which
have been published in a given period. A major use case is the update of a Master Live
Server which has been recovered with a backup (see
Section 3.8.3, “Recovery of a Master Live Server Database”).
There are certain limitations when using this tool:
Because the tool spawns only a single publication, it should not be used when there are many thousands of resources to be published. In particular, for the recreation of a fresh Master Live Server from a Content Management Server the tool
cm publishalldescribed in Section 3.13.3.5, “Publishall” is more appropriate.The tool cannot repeat the publication of withdrawals and deletions.
The tool cannot repeat the publication of resources that have been marked for withdrawal or deletion after being published.
The tool cannot repeat the publication of moves and renames of resources that have been moved or renamed again after being published.
If the publication of a new folder fails for any reason, no resources contained in the folder can be published.
If the publication of a new content item fails or any reason, no content items linking to that content item can be published.
usage: cm republish -u <user> [other options] [-f <path>]
available options:
-a,--after Minimum date for documents to be
republished <default=2 days before now>.
Format is yyyyMMddHHmmss
-b,--before Maximum date for documents to be
republished <default=now>.
Format is yyyyMMddHHmmss
-d,--domain <domain name> domain for login (default=<builtin>)
-f,--folder <folder> base folder for republication (mandatory
only for multi-master systems)
-p,--password <password> password for login
-u,--user <user name> user for login (required)
-url <ior url> url to connect to
-v,--verbose enables verbose output
Example 3.43.
The options have the following meaning:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-a | Start date for content items to be republished. The format is
yyyyMMddHHmmss. By default, the start date is two days before now.
|
-b | The end date for content items to be republished. The format is
yyyyMMddHHmmss. By default, the end date is the current date.
|
-f | The base folder for republication. It's only mandatory for multi-master systems. By default, the root folder will be taken as the base folder. |
Table 3.47. Parameters of the republish utility
