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Helper script
bin/verifyvgridformat.pyto detect vgrids using the old legacy format and suggest migration commands.Walks the vgrid_home directory tree looking for vgrids identified by the presence of an owners file. Optionally scoped to a single named vgrid via the -n flag.
Format checks each discovered vgrid, it checks whether the files are stored in the legacy format (a plain directory directly under vgrid_files_home) or the current format (a symlink structure pointing into vgrid_files_writable). It also validates that symlinks for sub-vgrids aren't dead.
When verbose mode is enabled (-v), the script outputs the shell commands necessary to migrate legacy vgrids to the current format.