Re: Ask again.
2001-10-03 11:35:30
Sean,
Sounds like you'll be wanting to include the:
passwordaccess generate
into your dsm.sys file - this 'remembers' your password and automatically
generates a new one when required, thus removing the necesity for the
client to prompt you for a password.
Is this what you meant?
David McClelland
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Sean McNamara <mcnams AT PJM DOT COM>@VM.MARIST.EDU> on 03-10-2001 16:20:33
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Subject: Ask again.
Good Morning,
I asked this question a bit earlier in the week and did not get much of a
response. I am simply trying to do a "dsmc incr <directory>" on a server
and it
asks for a user id (interactively). I am attempting to run this command as
part
of a scheduled job and have not been able to figure out how to pass it a
"return" in my unix script. Do I have to pass a return in the script or
can I
set an option to avoid the user id request?
> Any ideas?
>
Sean
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