On Feb 15, 2008, at 10:18 AM, Marc REYNES wrote:
Thanks Richard for your reply and your great work on QuickFacts!
I contribute what I can...
Anyway, I would mitigate your answer on two points :
- is your reply also correct if dsmc is setuid-ed for a non
superuser ?
Not to be evasive, but
Thanks Richard for your reply and your great work on QuickFacts!
Anyway, I would mitigate your answer on two points :
- is your reply also correct if dsmc is setuid-ed for a non superuser ?
- For backup, solely an authorized user or a root user can backup files
while keeping ownership of the ori
Marc -
The IBM quote describes what happens in the general case with
Archive: that the Owner is assigned as the invoker of the Archive
command - rather than the owner as seen in OS file system
attributes. (This differs from Backup, where the assigned Owner is
always taken from the OS file system
Hello,
I don't really understand from the docs if there might be a file
ownership conflict between a dsmc setup for an Authorized-User and a
non Authorized-User use of archive function.
The Security Guide says :
"""
Non-authorized users can retrieve objects that they archived, because
the owners
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 09/22/2004
10:42:48 AM:
> BTW: Does anyone know of a freeware program which lets me delete all
> files
> older x days and which can cope with long filenames and which can be
> called from
> the windows command line?
http://www.michna.com/softw
Hi TSM-ers,
please forget my last posting ...
I was allowed to install the latest TSM client on this very special
machine
and now everything runs just fine.
BTW: Does anyone know of a freeware program which lets me delete all
files
older x days and which can cope with long filenames and which ca
Hi TSM-ers,
I'm running a DOS Skript (archive.cmd) on a Windows XP professional
computer
with a TSM 5.2.0.1 client to archive some files.
DSMC Archive D:\* -deletefiles > C:\temp\tsm.log
If errorlevel 1 Goto Error
Unfortunately the variable errorlevel always returns 0 even if the
If I read the manual correctly, the following statement should do the job:
dsmc archive -subdir=yes -description="Archive 9/05/2000 for 7 years"
-archmc=ret7yr "d:\project\*" "e:\oracle1\*" "f:\project data\*"
So: quotes around every filespec, separat
es or just list
them. All the examples seem to give only one directory or one filelike
that's a real world scenario.
Here is the command:
dsmc archive -subdir=yes -description="Archive 9/05/2000 for 7 years"
-archmc=ret7yr d:\project\* e:\oracle1\* f:\project data\*
Please note th
