> Given a file that has been backed up by a node, how do I find out which > tape the current copy of the file is on without doing a restore?
You can do this with the unsupported 'show' commands. show versions jupiter /home /jsmith/ .profile will return information on all backed up versions of /home/jsmith/.profile from node jupiter. This will include a line like: ObjId 0.123456 The command show bfo 0 123456 will either return information that includes volume names for the primary storage pool and any copy storage pools or inform you that the object is part of a specific super-bitfile. In the latter case, running another 'show bfo' for the super-bitfile will return information that includes volume names. The elapsed time for the 'show versions' command seems to depend on the number of files in the file system. I have seen this command take minutes for the file system containing our electronic mail store, which has several million files.
