Viewing the Service Status

Run the status command to view the overall health status of CTE-U. The command can be run with or without an argument.

No Arguments

If you run the status command with no arguments, the utility dumps a set of configurations and status information to the console.

For example:

sudo /usr/bin/cte_u_manager  status

Response

OS_VERSION="Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS"
KERNEL_VERSION="5.4.0-128-generic"
CTE_VERSION="10.0.0.41"
CTE_INSTALL_DATE="2022-11-18 17:04:27"
SYSTEM_STATUS="Sick"
SYSTEM_STATUS_NUM_ISSUES=1

The output is divided into two parts:

• Versions of the OS and CTE-U. For example:

  OS_VERSION="Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS"
  KERNEL_VERSION="5.4.0-128-generic"
  CTE_VERSION="10.0.0.41"
  CTE_INSTALL_DATE="2022-11-18 17:04:27"
  

• Quick status of the CTE-U software. If no issues are detected, the console output shows the system as Healthy and the reported issues as zero (0). For example:

  SYSTEM_STATUS="Healthy"
  SYSTEM_STATUS_NUM_ISSUES=0
  

  If any issues are detected, the console output shows the system as Sick and the number of reported issues. For example:

  SYSTEM_STATUS="Sick"
  SYSTEM_STATUS_NUM_ISSUES=2
  

One Argument

The argument is either:

• Pathname of a GuardPoint

• Pathname of a file in an encrypted directory

If you specify the name of a GuardPoint, it displays the status of only the GuardPoint:

$ sudo /usr/bin/cte_u_manager status /opt/test1

Response

FULL_PATHNAME="/opt/test1"
PROTECTED_DIRECTORY="/opt/test1"
PROTECTED_DIRECTORY_STATUS="Healthy"

If you specify the name of a file in a GuardPoint, it displays the status of the file:

$ sudo /usr/bin/cte_u_manager status /opt/test1/finances.txt

Response

FULL_PATHNAME="/opt/test1/finances.txt"
PROTECTED_DIRECTORY="/opt/test1"
PROTECTED_DIRECTORY_STATUS="Healthy"
RELATIVE_PATH="finances.txt"
RELATIVE_PATH_ENCRYPTED="true"