virt-xml-validate:tldr:97a57

virt-xml-validate: Validate an XML file against a specific schema.

virt-xml-validate

$ virt-xml-validate ${filename-xml} ${schema}

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The command virt-xml-validate ${filename-xml} ${schema} is used to validate an XML file against a provided XML schema. Let's break it down:

${filename-xml}: This is a placeholder for the name of the XML file you want to validate. You need to replace ${filename-xml} with the actual name (including the file path if necessary) of the XML file you want to validate.
${schema}: This is a placeholder for the XML schema file against which you want to validate the XML file. You need to replace ${schema} with the actual name (including the file path if necessary) of the XML schema file you want to use for validation.

So, to use this command, you would replace ${filename-xml} with the name of the XML file you want to validate, and ${schema} with the name of the XML schema file you want to validate against.

The command will then validate the XML file against the provided XML schema and provide feedback regarding the validity of the XML file.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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