I am currently trying to figure out how jetadmin works in terms of setting permissions. In the users home directory there is a .jetadmin directory where all the print jobs sit and the permissions are rw-rw-rw.
I want to find out where Jetadmin sets the permissions because I want to remove the...
Thanks for that info. Just one more thing. The fact that from the GUI it still shows the backup running does it mean it really is writing to tape or can I assume it's dead and attempt to restart.
Also I noted that the throughput when backing up is on average 300kb/s (very poor) but...
Don't know if anyone has seen this before but I am running Networker 6.1.2 on a Solaris server and there is a savegroup running for an NT client. It is still backing up but I received the savegroup notification which states the following:
etormfs01:D:\data\users save: using `D:\Data\Users' for...
here is a copy of the cloner_unix.pl script.
$pool = $ARGV[0];
chomp ($pool);
#
chdir("/usr/johnj/extreme_cloning");
unlink ("$pool.cleanup");
open (CLONEOUT, ">$pool.cleanup");
open (MM, "mminfo -r ssid -q \"pool=$pool, ! incomplete,copies<2,savetime>=...
Sorry, I've been away on vacation.
I don't receive errors, but what I am trying to find out is if anyone has implemented the Networker Journal's Extreme cloning scripts and had it work successfully. I have all of the Journal's scripts working but what I don't know how to do is get them to...
Anyone out there make use of the cloning scripts from the Networker Journal (extreme Cloning). I am having problems getting these scripts to work together. I am not a great script writer and since the company is no longer they never got a chance to provide the scripts that actually go in and...
Can someone tell me what the different levels of backups mean ( incr, 1-9)?
The reason for my question is that I have a Networker 6.1.2 Server running on Solaris backing up NT clients. This one NT client is scheduled to run a level 1 on the weekends and a level 9 M-F. Level 1 I get about 200...
i am trying to get this script that Ygor posted above running from cron (it works great from command line) and it doesn't seem to be working. First I tried the script that contains the "tail -f" command and nothing happens. The process is running but no files are generated. I also...
I am not very familiar with lp commands and I would like to know how can I flush out the queue to the printer. I currently have jobs sitting in queue and they are not going anywhere.
Any ideas?
PH,
I tried your suggestion and it just goes into an endless loop. Could it be syntax related? I've never used the case command before so I wouldn't know where to begin debugging.
Thanks.
From what I am able to see so far, it seems to work. My only other question I need to run this using the bourne shell, is there any difference?
Thanks again for your help
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