You are right, there are some backward restrictions in tsm... Most notable, the
users stanza in dsm.sys on unix, and then every user being able the set DSM_DIR
and create his own dsm.sys the way he likes it That is btw the second way
to avoid having anything to do with the logfiles as define
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Från: Steve Harris
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Datum: 11/22/2010 22:22
Ärende: Re: Seemingly stupid dsmadmc behavior
Hi Remco
Thanks for your suggestion, I hadn't thought of that and it does
Hi Remco
Thanks for your suggestion, I hadn't thought of that and it does work
nicely
However, the fact that it does work merely underlines my point that the
original restriction on overriding the log location with the DSM_LOG
environment variable is essentially pointless and just makes things
un
I am sorry if I do not understand your request.
By the way, how about changing permissions for /var/adm/log/tsm to allow
dsmadmc user read/write access to directory (maybe with sticky bit to have
access to directory content as well)?
If many users need access to this directory, you can create gro
How about: alias dsmadmc=dsmadmc -errorlogname=~/dsmerror.log ?
Wouldn't that do the trick?
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Gr., Remco
On 17 nov. 2010, at 22:46, Steve Harris wrote:
> Time for a bit of a rant.
>
>
> I have a new 5.5 server on Solaris. For reasons that I understand even if
> it does make my life more di
