Hi,
Richard White wrote:
Is there a shell command that will mount * or unmount * a tape so that Bacula
will recognize what is in the drive? (As opposed to using Bacula's internal
mount and umount commands.)
As tape mounts are not done done by the OS but are something specific to
the program using the tape - bacula in our case - there is only one type
of shell command you can use:
echo "mount storage-device-descriptor" | bconsole
with the right options and names, of course.
Arno
Tks n rgds,
Richard White CNE6
Network Engineer
Mason County, Washington
360-427-5501
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