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Updates docs for various releases through November 2022.
## Updates for mc RELEASE.2022-11-17T21-20-39Z
- Creates `mc admin idp ldap policy entities` section
- Corrects incorrect `--tier` flag in `mc ilm add`
- Adds info to `mc ilm ls` about new tabular format of output
Closes #645
- Adds info about modifying endpoints for distributed endpoits.
Partially addresses #644
## Updates for Bugfix [minio
RELEASE.2022-11-29T23-40-49Z](https://github.com/minio/minio/releases/tag/RELEASE.2022-11-29T23-40-49Z)
- Adds information about the --remove flag dropping data directories as
well and running on a per-drive basis [PR
16122](https://github.com/minio/minio/pull/16122)
- Adds note that MinIO only supports one JWT based OpenID provider [PR
#16145](https://github.com/minio/minio/pull/16145)
Note: There was no Docs issue to track this release.
## Other fix:
- Minor correction to Admin Trace
- Clarifies that mc admin idp ldap policy entities command is
cumulative, not exclusive when using multiple flags
## Add additional `mc admin config` commands
- Adds three additional commands.
- Notes under several commands that environment variables override
config keys.
Closes #653
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mc admin heal
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mc admin heal
Description
The mc admin heal
command scans for objects that are damaged or corrupted and heals those
objects.
mc admin heal is
resource intensive and typically not required even after drive failures
or corruption events. Instead, MinIO automatically heals objects damaged
by silent bit rot corruption, drive failure, or other issues on
POST/GET. MinIO also performs periodic background object healing.
Use mc admin on MinIO Deployments Only
Syntax
mc admin heal has
the following syntax:
mc admin heal [FLAGS] TARGETmc admin heal
supports the following arguments:
TARGET
Required
The full path to the bucket or bucket prefix on which the command
should perform object healing. Specify the alias <mc alias> of
a configured MinIO deployment as the prefix for the path. For
example:
mc admin heal play/mybucket/myprefixIf the TARGET bucket or bucket prefix has an active
healing scan, the command returns the status of that scan.
--scan
The type of scan to perform. Specify one of the following supported scan modes:
normal(default)deep
--recursive, r
Recursively scans for objects in the specified bucket or bucket prefix.
--dry-run
Inspects the ~mc admin heal TARGET bucket or bucket prefix, but
does not perform any object healing.
--force-start, f
Force starts the healing process.
--force-stop, s
Force stops the healing sequence.
--remove
Removes dangling objects and data directories in the healing process not referenced by the metadata on a per-drive basis.