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John, I will try that "-p 60" tomorrow, I want to see the result. Thomas, your script is the solution to my problem. I simplified it a bit because actually I only need the device name and the message. My script looks now as follows: #!/bin/sh QUERY_FILE=/tmp/dev.query...

Hi all, I tried some things out. Here are the results: kcongdon I work with Solaris so I can user 'fuser'. When the drives are not writing anything and I use fuser, the output is empty e.g. root@t66s# fuser /dev/rmt/0cbn /dev/rmt/0cbn: This option might be useful. I have to investigate...

Waaauw! So many replies!! The last days I haven't had the time to follow up on this but I will try out all the above ideas and see what I can do with them. Thanks already. I'll give you some feedback later on.

Hello, I tried "mt -f ...." but that does not give me the NSR status of the tape device. I am interested in the output: /dev/rmt/0cbn writing, done /dev/rmt/1cbn ejected /dev/rmt/2cbn read I/O error etc.... So I want the NSR status of the devices. I don't know how...

Hi, I am a Unix system administrator and am responsible for backups en tape changes as well. I normally use the 'nsrwatch' command to check in which status the tape drives are. Is there another way to check what the status of the tape drives is? In other words, is there a command that gives me...

Oh yes, now I can see what went wrong! There is really a path on the server called: /div/GSNlogs/metro/sw_update/logs/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp/logs_tmp.... etc But all these subdirectories...

The daily backup of unix clientA on serverB partially succeeds and partially fails. Some file systems are backuped without any problems but for 1 file system I get every day the same error message: --- Unsuccessful Save Sets --- * clientA:/div savegrp: suppressed 4 lines of output *...