Could have sworn bconsole accepts STDIN. Am I wrong?
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Sherwood McGowan wrote:
Is there any way we could get the ability to do this?
I'd love to be able to issue a batch command to bconsole, something similar
to
bconsole --batch 'status ; 1'
Which would tell bconsole to run the command "status" and then "1" (gets the
status of the director) and then exit, outputting the information to the
screen (so I can have scripts parse it). Another example:
Bconsole --batch 'run ; 8 ; yes'
Which would tell bconsole to issue "run" and "8" (job #8) and then "yes" to
start the backup. This would be great so I can have some simple scripts that
force a backup to run, without having to have user interaction...
Any thoughts?
Thank you,
Sherwood
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