Re: [Networker] Leftover NSR mount request resources

Thanks, yes I see the man page.  The resource is not there in my build of
7.1.1 though (in nsradmin). It should be there even if a mount request is
not pending?    I'll be sure to look for it in newer versions.


/usr/sbin/nsrd:
         Product:      NetWorker
         Release:      7.1.1_rtm.Build.277
         Build number: 277
         Build date:   Wed Jan 28 11:47:14 2004
         Build arch.:  solaris7w
         Build info:   DBG=0,OPT=-O
        SunOS 5.7 Generic October 1998

Robert Maiello
Pioneer Data Systems


On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 08:32:48 -0700, Darren Dunham <ddunham AT TAOS DOT COM> 
wrote:

>> What top level was this resource a part of (nsr, nsr jukebox?). I don't
>> recall seeing it:
>>
>> printf "print type:nsr mount request\n" |/usr/sbin/nsradmin -i -
>> No resources found for query:
>>                         type: nsr mount request;
>
>NSR mount request is a (new?) top level.  I certainly don't remember it
>from older networker releases, but it's in 7.1.1, complete with man
>page.
>
>NAME
>     nsr_mount_request  -  NetWorker  resource  type  "NSR  mount
>     request"
>
>SYNOPSIS
>     type: NSR mount request
>
>DESCRIPTION
>     When a nsrmmd processes requires media for a  session,  e.g.
>     save  or recover, it sends a request to nsrd. If there is no
>     media currently mounted which meets the requirements of  the
>     nsrmmd  process, nsrd starts a nsrjb command to mount media.
>     Before nsrd starts the nsrjb command a resource of the  type
>     NSR mount request is created.  The resource exists until the
>     corresponding nsrjb command exits.  This  resource  and  all
>     its  attributes  are  read only. A resource of this type may
>     not be created or deleted using  any  administrative  inter-
>     face.   See  nsr_resource(5)  for  information  on NetWorker
>     resources.  To view the NSR mount request resources run:
>          nsradmin -c "type:NSR mount request"
>     Be sure to include quotation marks and  to  insert  a  space
>     between "NSR", "mount", and "request".
>[...]
>
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>Darren Dunham                                           ddunham AT taos DOT com
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