El oct 8, 2010 4:58 a.m., "Minns, Farren - Chichester"
escribió:
Aha, ok the the simplets solution is the best :-)
Works a treat.
Thanks
Farren
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Have you considered creating a normal Increm
Aha, ok the the simplets solution is the best :-)
Works a treat.
Thanks
Farren
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Have you considered creating a normal Incremental schedule and using
-opt='-incrbydate' flag?
This seems to be far less error prone?
On 7 okt 2010, at 13:56, Minns, Farren - Chichester wrote:
> Hi all, I wonder if you can help.
>
> I need to schedule a Mac client to do a daily incrbydate bac
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Wonderful, that seems to be working :-) Thank you.
One final question though. Can I run this command such that I still see the
output as I would in the normal dsmsched.log?
Regards
Farren
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Hi, Farren -
Making progress...
The 127 error is complaining about the path of the command. I don't see that
you need the "/Server HD" at the front of the path spec: have it start with
"/Applications" and give that a try, first doing 'ls -l' on the revised path to
verify the file path, and ass
Hi Richard
I was just using double quotes, so now use single and double.
The schedule looks as follows and still fails with "ANR2579E Schedule
MACSERVERS in domain STANDARD for node CHI-XS02 failed
(return code 127)."
Policy Domain Name: STANDARD
Schedule Name: MACSERVERS
Did you follow the quoting specifications documented for the DEFine SCHedule
command, to deal with the blank characters in the string?
