> I have Enron to thank for this one.  We are being required to test the
> validity of each backup.  We must produce a report that shows what is
> exactly on the tape, the exact files.

> Can anyone help me with a command or something that would produce such a
> report?

Sure.  As long as the tapes are still within the browse period, you can
use 'mminfo' to get a list of the savetimes ('mminfo -r nsavetime VOL')
and then feed each of those times into 'nsrinfo' to get the filenames.

You should be able to script that pretty quickly to be able to generate
far more data than anyone would want to read.  Man, I don't think I've
ever counted how many files are on a big tape...

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