> I have used nsrck and will be using scanner to load in some client indexes
> for a restore of some older files.
>  
> I'm concerned about disk space.  When I'm finished, what process puts the
> indexes back to what the current browse/retention policies are?

I'm not sure if this has changed, but I belive that you have to manually
clean them up.  The nsrim man page looks like this in version 6.

[...]
     When the -v option is used,  the  following  information  is
     also  printed  for  each save set: the save set id, creation
     date, level, file count, size, and  status.   A  save  set's
     status is one of the following:
[...]
     The save set status may be followed by any of the  following
     modifiers:
     [...]
     (scanned in)
          The save set was restored using  the  scanner  command,
          and is exempt from any status change.

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