lspatch

Use the lspatch command to view a list of all the patches on a specific node in the system.

Syntax

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagram lspatch node_idnode_name -showhidden

Parameters

-delim delimiter
(Optional) Specify a delimiter to separate data in the output.
-nohdr
(Optional) Suppress the headings in the output.
node_id | node_name
(Optional) Specifies the node ID or node name of the canister.
Note: If node ID or node name is not provided, the patch details of configuration node are displayed.
-showhidden
(Optional) Specifies that the patches associated with the new autoupdate view will be displayed.

Description

Use node ID or node name to get list of patches of a particular node. This table shows the possible outputs.
Table 1. lspatch output
Attribute Values
id Indicates the number of the patch in the total count of all patches.
node_id Indicates the node canister ID.
node_name Indicates the name of the node or node canister.
panel_name Indicates the panel name of the node.
patch_name Indicates the name of the patch.
patch_status Indicates the installation state of the patch:
  • Installed indicates that the patch is installed on the system.
  • Obsolete indicates that the patch was installed in the previous update and the new update does not require it.
  • Error indicates that the patch failed to install.
auto_update Indicates whether the Patch Auto Update process is enabled or disabled for this patch.