Amen, amen amen!!!
I still use the good old GUI which still works as long as you don't
click on the storagepools option. (a q stgpool format=gui returns an
internal error).
New TSM customers really should take a look at it (It's part of the
Windows 3.1 client and can be installed separately). I
Hi All,
I'm performing a restore and find that the file ownerships are not restored
correctly.
Someone chown'ed all the files recursively yesterday so I want to restore
to a new location and used the restored files to recover the correct
ownerships.
As root user I use the following command:
dsmc
I'd also like the "make an archive from backup" facility - Implemented
in a similar way to restore: Select files (at a point in time if
required) using either command-line or GUI - Then instead of restoring,
add the files to a specified archive.
Regards,
=Adrian=
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Fro
On May 6, 2008, at 5:24 AM, Aree Hagopian wrote:
Hi All,
I'm performing a restore and find that the file ownerships are not
restored
correctly.
Someone chown'ed all the files recursively yesterday so I want to
restore
to a new location and used the restored files to recover the correct
ownershi
Just to confirm that I understood correctly, with a Unix system, if a files
permission is changed, then backed up, TSM is unable to the restore the
files with the previous permissions. It will only restore the files with
the latest backup permissions?
Is this also the case in other OS's like Netwa
On May 6, 2008, at 9:34 AM, Aree Hagopian wrote:
Just to confirm that I understood correctly, with a Unix system, if
a files
permission is changed, then backed up, TSM is unable to the restore
the
files with the previous permissions. It will only restore the files
with
the latest backup permissi
Hi List !
Maybe a trivial question but:
Is it possible to have multiple storage agent instances on the same
machine (unices) ?
Thank you,
Pierre
Yes,
You would do it the same way as multiple TSM servers on the same
hardware.
Jim Hunt
Senior Consultant
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Certified
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GlassHouse Technologies, Inc.
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I can delete files with dsmc> del backup, but how do I delete the parent
diretory. I don't see subdir as an option of del backup. for instance we want
to delete the test subdir and all files in there (/home/john/test). what
command would delete these backup files and the test dir?
thanks
+
On May 6, 2008, at 12:38 PM, caldwem01 wrote:
I can delete files with dsmc> del backup, but how do I delete the
parent diretory. I don't see subdir as an option of del backup.
for instance we want to delete the test subdir and all files in
there (/home/john/test). what command would delete t
Hello Everyone,
I placed a call with TSM support regarding the Client GUI not showing
the directory structure and they told me that when the directory
structure expires you can no longer use the GUI for restores. An option
is to selectively backup the node again which will refresh the directo
I have 2 nodes on one physical server. The standard node is working
correctly. The other node is an Oracle TDP node. I am receiving the
following messages in the opt file of the TDP node.
05/06/2008 13:35:20 ANS1029E Communication with the TSM server is lost.
05/06/2008 13:37:29 ANS2050E TSM need
which versions are B/A client and TDPO client ?
On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 8:43 PM, David Hensley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have 2 nodes on one physical server. The standard node is working
> correctly. The other node is an Oracle TDP node. I am receiving the
> following messages in the opt fil
Something like readline used for the command line client, so we could
get vi-style-editing (ok, fine, or emacs for the heathens) & history
search/recall/edit.
Why embed? Instead of just Ruby, how about the ability for the server
to execute a given shell- or perl- (or even ruby- :-) script. Then
B/A client: 5.5
OTDP client: 5.3.3.0
Dave Hensley
Technical Analyst
McNeilus Companies, Inc.
Desk: 1-507-374-8587
Cell: 1-507-244-0921
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What's the operating system?
Regards,
Mark L. Yakushev
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Dave Hensley
Technical Analyst
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One more on my list.
Ability to perform a full backup without having to use many methods or
options and ability to perform full backup using TSM schedule without
having to specifying objects or directories.
Just as same the way dsmc i works, but only with dsmc sel.
For example, if you do dsmc
Make sure that DSMI_DIR point to the directory containing v5.5 dscenu.txt .
The file is installed in ?:\Program Files\Common Files\Tivoli\TSM\api
Regards,
Mark L. Yakushev
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You have to specify a different Management Class for directory (MC_DIR
parameter) with NOLIMIT for retention (or a time greater than all other
policies).
Now, to do your restore, you could use dsmc query backup -filesonly to
show your files backed up and use it in dsmc restore.
Lepre, James
We had same problem. GUI behavior is by design.
You need to add command in your dsm.opt
DIRMC longretentionmgmtclass
If you don't have this command directories get bind to management class that
has shortest retention time (or something like this); I always need to look at
manual when
No, directories get bound to the management class with the longest retention,
not the shortest. I can't quite figure how a file in a directory wouldn't
expire before the directory it was in expired. The directory would have been
backed up when the file was touched last so I would think that di
> If you don't have this command directories get bind to management
class that has shortest retention time (or something like this);
That's not what the manual says Joe
"The dirmc option specifies the management class you want to use for
directories. If you do not specify this option to associate
Hi,all:
I have two old HP tapedrive, one is DAT40, one is ULTRIUM1. I
define the two drive in one library . when I want label a dat40 tape, I
entry "label libvolume library tsm1" , but the TSM labeled a ULTRIUM1
tape in my ULTRIUM tapedrive . I am very frustrated. How to fix it ?
Hello Yudong
you need to create two libraries, both of type manual, with one drive in
each
Regards
Steve (Liu Huan to my Chinese workmates) Harris
TSM admin, Sydney Australia
"Yu Dong Dong
(ITD)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thank you very much ~!
Are you in China?
DONGDONG YU
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主题: Re: [ADSM-L] two tapedrive in one library
Hello Yudong
you need to create two libraries, both of type
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