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Subject: Re: tsm: what is dsmserv.dsk
>Change permissions to 777 for the dsmserv.dsk and restart the server , and
>see the magic...
If the directory containing the file is public-write, imagine what could
>Change permissions to 777 for the dsmserv.dsk and restart the server , and
>see the magic...
If the directory containing the file is public-write, imagine what could
happen to such files.
The TSM server should be run by root, and as such the basic permissions
needed are 700, though you may wan
Change permissions to 777 for the dsmserv.dsk and restart the server , and
see the magic...
2000 8:32 AM
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Subject: Re: tsm: what is dsmserv.dsk
It's a list of your log and database volumes. If I recall correctly, in the
migration notes in the getting started manual it says TSM will create a
default set of db and log files if it can't find your site defin
It's a list of your log and database volumes. If I recall correctly, in the migration
notes in the getting started manual it says TSM will create a default set of db and
log files if it can't find your site defined volumes.
[backup] /home/root/dsmsave # more dsmserv.dsk
/var/adsmloga/adsmloga
/
I found the same thing. When I looked, my dsmserv.dsk was intact and
correct. I cd'd to the appropriate bin directory for the dsmserv,
repeated the command, and was on my way.
The other error or oversight in the install for 3.7.0 was that COMMethod
is now required in the server options file as
