Yes, but isn't this only going to work if the savesets in question are
still browsable?

Thanks.

George

"Lie, Jorgen" wrote:
>
> mminfo -r nsavetime -q ssid=ssid_of_saveset_to_query
> this will give you the uniqe timestamp of the save set
> then run:
> nsrinfo -t nsavetime_from_last_command clientname_you_query
>
> the nsrinfo cmd will list every file you backed up during that save.
>
> ex:
> DN0410         myhost.mydomain.com 02/19/03 00:06:16 280 MB 1393608961 cb 
> incr /export
> mybackupserver# mminfo -r nsavetime -q ssid=1393608961
>  1045631176
> mybackupserver# nsrinfo -t 1045631176 myhost.mydomain.com
> scanning client `myhost.mydomain.com' for savetime 1045631176(Wed Feb 19 
> 00:06:16 2003) from the backup namespace
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1510.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1610.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1710.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1810.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1910.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.2010.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0310.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0410.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0510.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0530.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0610.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0710.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0810.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0910.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1010.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1110.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1210.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1310.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.1410.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.2110.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.2210.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.2310.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0010.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0110.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/trans.20030218.0210.dat.gz
> /export/incoming/storage/
> /export/incoming/xfer/
> /export/incoming/
> /export/
> /
> 30 objects found
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris.Campbell AT FAC DOT COM [mailto:Chris.Campbell AT FAC DOT COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 2:51 PM
> To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
> Subject: [Networker] can mminfo give full path?
>
> I have a save set of e:\notedata.  Inside that, there is a folder called
> CompMail.  Now, my question is, is there a way to get the saveset info
> of just that directory?
>
> The closest I have come is mminfo -q 'client=albhub01,name=e:\notedata'
> -otc
>
> What I really want is the size and data growth of the e:\notedata\CompMail
> from the last year.  Has anyone ever tried to do something like this?
>
> Thanks.
>
> .....................................
> Christopher S. Campbell
> UNIX Admin
> First Albany Corp
> 518.447.8544
> chris.campbell AT fac DOT com
>
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