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Hi Darren,
Unfortunately I am limited by the Windows 2k3 command line...
I have tried doing an mmrecov however it fails to find a bootstrap saveset
on tapes (I know from a bootstrap printout that there is in fact a valid
bootstrap on the tape I tried) I suspect this is because I was using a
current version of legato (7.1.3) and the tapes were from legato 5.X.X
Does anyone on here know if later version of Legato are backwards
compatible when doing mmrecovers?
Cheers,
Matt
Darren Dunham <ddunham AT TAOS DOT COM>
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Re: [Networker] Automated scanner using jukebox
> I can write a basic batch file that loads and tape without mounting,
> executes scanner and unloads it, but the problem I have is that scanner
> pauses at the end with a prompt to put the next tape in or exit. I want
> scanner to exit once finished so the script can unload the tape and
> continue working, there doesnt appear to be any command line switch to
> make scanner terminate once finished.
>
> To my mind, this is a massive oversight on Legatos behalf - scanning
tapes
> is a tedious process at best, using an autoloader is the obvious answer.
I haven't tried automating it. Have you tried running it with no
connection to the shell? Does it run or just exit out?
scanner -blah... < /dev/null > /tmp/scanner.log 2>&1
If that doesn't work, then 'expect' would allow you to automate it
externally. More annoying than working entirely within scanner, but
pretty dependable.
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Darren Dunham ddunham AT taos DOT com
Senior Technical Consultant TAOS http://www.taos.com/
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