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LEGATO COMMAND LINE RESTORE
Does anyone have any idea on how to restore from the command line using multiple ssid #'s on the same line. I'm getting the following error message Cannot backup continued ssid Kareemah- kareemah
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- Forum: Data Recovery
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Removing library volumes from command line
Were currently using a software called ACSLS so there is no comunnication with LEGATO and the SILO without ACSLS. When the script runs it unmounts the tape in the silo. The tape is not put in the cap until the operator goes and enter the eject commands in ACSLS. Using ACSLS is not always a good...- kareemah
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- Forum: Data Recovery
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Removing library volumes from command line
This is a sample of the script that I'm working with. If you have any suggestions please let me know... PRINTFILE=/tmp/`basename $0`.$$ hostname > ${PRINTFILE} banner DAILY >> ${PRINTFILE} echo "CAP 1,0,0" >> ${PRINTFILE} echo "PLEASE KEEP TAPES OFFSITE FOR 8 DAYS" >>...- kareemah
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- Forum: Data Recovery
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Removing library volumes from command line
In Legato version 6.1 there are two different places to remove volumes. One is library volumes the other is volumes which would delete the indexes. I don't want to delete the indexes. I just want to be able to remove and add library volumes from the command line. In doing so I can create a...- kareemah
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- Forum: Data Recovery
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Removing library volumes from command line
Is there a way to remove library volumes from the command line.- kareemah
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