On Tue, 17 Sep 2002 13:32:12 +0200, c.j.bol <bol AT AXP1.IEND.WAU DOT NL> wrote:

>Thanks, that's bad luck. I like to do all the scripting on Unix so I
>must look for another solution.
>Sill it is a littlebit strange to me. With nwadmin you can do almost
>everything from the server, so why is this such a problem from the
>commandline.

Well actually it isn't a problem. You can control a remote jukebox from the
server, but that wasn't the question you asked. Here is the question you
meant to ask:

Dear Uncle Davina,

How can I run a command on the server that will run an nsrjb command to
control a jukebox connected to a storage node?

And the answer is:

Using nsrexec, the same as nwadmin does. The following commands are an
example of how to accomplish this on Unix:

export RUSER=root
export RCMD="nsrjb -s servername -j jbname -L -b poolname -S1-10"
nsrexec -c storagenodename

I actually posted the same information last week, so it looks like time for
a new entry in the NetWorker FAQ. Coming up....

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