One of the best ways I've found to interact with a command like recover
is to use expect, look for expectperl on sourceforge. It lets you send
commands and process the output as if you are an interactive user.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 6:23 AM
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Subject: [Networker] capture recover command output
I am working on a perl script to help automate the recover command.
We do full backups of our lotus notes everyday. We hold 2 weeks of daily
backups and 12 weeks of weekly backups. From time to time, we are
required to restore every possible backup of someones email. I already
wrote the script to automate the restores. However, I am trying to
capture the output of the command line recover command and send it to a
file. This way if someone leaves a restore going over night they can
have a restore report when they come in the morning. No matter which way
i try to capture the output, I cant seem to get it to the file. Does
anyone have any kind of insight on this problem. Or has anyone even
tryed this before? Thanks
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