There are actually two ways to use it, and you found one way. Just pass
it a list of tapes to eject on the command line like this:

# tpeject TAPE1 TAPE2 TAPE3 TAPE4

That should get what you're looking for.


RCA


Jeff Kennedy wrote:
> 
> So I've tried the tpeject script and I like it.  I have one issue
> regarding it though; it asks for a <return> after each volume is
> ejected.  Is this required for it to work?  Does it simply eject all of
> the tapes whether or not I enter a carriage return?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> ~JK
> 
> Steve White wrote:
> >
> > This one automatically updates NetBackup because it uses "vmchange".  You
> > would have to update the NetBackup information using "vmupdate" if you have
> > used something like "tldtest" to eject tapes, which some folks do.
> >
> > Steve

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