On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 11:52:05AM -0500, Len Philpot wrote:
> > windows). You want the -w and -e options, as well as the saveset ids.
>
> I'm on Solaris, and the nsrmm man page refers to the nsr_getdate(1m) man
> page for the date format. The only nsr_getdate man page is in section 3
> and refers to the C function, not the user interface.
Since both accept a string, the man page is still fine for detailing the
format. It's just you'll be giving the string to nsrmm, and it'll hand
it to nsr_getdate() to turn it into a specific timestamp.
> I suspect the date
> format should be along the lines of "24 hours", etc., rather than a policy
> name. Do you have any examples of the date format, eg., setting it to a
> week in the future? Is it relative or an absolute number of days, etc.?
You can give either relative or absolute times.
one week
last month
60 days
4 PM
05/30/2009
05/30
Sat May 30 15:22:11
1243722131
(It doesn't talk about taking epoch timestamps in the manpage, but they
are valid.)
--
Darren
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