[opencms-dev] cmsshell with OCEE is not writing modules in opencms-modules.xml

[martin.rosenthal at oerag.de]

Hello, everyone,

I am currently trying out the cmsshell to deploy modules with OCEE. It also
works quite well, except for one problem.

The function 'importClusterModule' deployes the module on the slave server.
For test purposes, I configured the slave server so that I can  call the
workplace. I can see the module there in  the explorer and in the module
management.
However, if I restart the slave server, I can no longer see the module in
the module management, and the module and is not listed in the module
management of the Master Server, when i list there the modules of the slave
server. In the explorer of the slave server, however, it is still available
under/system/module/.
I then found that the module is not persisted on the slave server in the
file opencms-modules.xml. Therefore, it is not displayed in the module
management after restarting the slave.

My question:
Is it normal for a module to be not persisted in slave servers
opencms-module.xml during a deployment over the cmsshell?
Or does an additional command have to be carried out so that this happens?

Thanks an regards,
Martin Rosenthal
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