Hi Joey,
Here is some sample, (sorry for the few French word, but I am sure you'll sort
it out).
One total size / client
One complete detail per client
# creation du fichier $FCLIVOL, qui a les volume
# sauvé/client/semaine
echo $(date) >$FCLIVOL
echo volume sauvé par networker la semaine écoulée >> $FCLIVOL
for CLIENT in `cat $FCLI |sort `
do
echo ------------------- >> $FCLIVOL
VOL=$(/nsr/usr/sbin/mminfo -s vdn-nsr3 -r
"client,ssid,totalsize,name,level,savetime" -q "savetime>14 days ago 12:00
,client=$CLIENT" |grep -v .RO | awk 'BEGIN { sum = 0 }
{ sum += $3 }
END { print sum/1.e+9 " GB" }')
echo $CLIENT \ $VOL >>$FCLIVOL
done
# creation du fichier /udoc/nsr/$FCLIDET qui contient le detail des
# saves de la semaine
echo $(date) >$FCLIDET
echo volume sauvé par networker la semaine écoulée >> $FCLIDET
for CLIENT in `cat $FCLI |sort `
do
echo ------------------- >> $FCLIDET
echo $CLIENT >> $FCLIDET
/nsr/usr/sbin/mminfo -s vdn-nsr3 -r "client,ssid,totalsize,name,level,savetime"
-q "savetime>14 days ago 12:00 ,client=$CLIENT" >> $FCLIDET
done
Hope it'll helps
Marcel
-----Message d'origine-----
De : owner-networker AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU [mailto:owner-networker AT
LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] De la part de joey.admin AT gmail DOT com
Envoyé : mercredi, 5. mai 2010 02:05
À : EMC NetWorker discussion; Tim Mooney
Objet : Re: mminfo query
But what if:
If I want to make mminfo query for all clients with specific DNS suffix in
the client name?
Does mminfo not accept wildcards? or is it perhaps possible to let mminfo
make a lookup in a textfile of clientnames?
Joey
2010/5/4 Tim Mooney <Tim.Mooney AT ndsu DOT edu>
> In regard to: [Networker] mminfo query, Joey Admin said (at 6:12pm on
> May...:
>
>
> Hi.
>>
>> I need to get information about how much data a client is holding on the
>> backup storage in total.
>>
>> I'm sure I can query the media database about that somehow, at least make
>> a
>> list of all the savesets that are available and then just sum it up.
>>
>> Does anyone have an idea how to do that?
>>
>
> Via mminfo, it would be something like
>
> mminfo -q 'client=yourclientname' -r 'totalsize(22)' |
> awk ' BEGIN { total=0; } { total= total + $1 } END { print total }'
>
> Be advised that this counts each clone of the client data too, which
> sounds like what you want but is important to understand.
>
> This information is also available via the reports in NMC. Try the
> "Client Summary" report, in the "Client Name Selected" use the << to move
> all your clients out of there and then just move the one client you care
> about back into the "Client Name Selected" box. Then click the "Report"
> tab. NMC reports can also be scripted, although it's a bit tricky to
> get started.
>
> Tim
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