Hi Joe:
Glad you liked the script.
I created it that way in response to a client's request.
You basically hit the nail on the head, that's the
place you want to massage if you want to broaden or
narrow your client view on the report.
I think the (line>/dev/null;line>/dev/null|tee) was
there to eliminate the first two lines of the output
(header information)...I think. Unfortunately, I'm not
at a machine where I can test my theory.
I have an NT only one too, but it is just modifying the
OS1, OS2, OS3, etc. variables to exclude those clients.
David
Quoting "Sangemino, Joe" <JSANGEMINO AT eftia DOT com>:
> Hi,
> I ran the Unix_backup_Status script I
downloaded from the
> http://www.xbpadm-commands.com site and ran in it on
my Solaris 7 Netbackup
> 3.2ga box which backs up a mixed Unix/NT
environment. The script gave me a
> really nice, informative report (Thanks, David!) on
my Unix boxes, but
> neglected my NT machines.
>
> I played with the "os excludes" lines in the script,
but with no success.
>
> I finally chopped the following line:
> for i in `$ADMCMD/bpclclients | grep -v $OS1 | grep -
v $OS2 |
> (line/dev/null;line/dev/null;tee) | cut -c35-68`
> to read:
>
> for i in `$ADMCMD/bpclclients | cut -c35-68`
>
> (As I don't have a huge number of systems, and I
don't want to exclude any
> OS from my report.)
>
> This produced a backup status report on all my
systems and is now run
> daily.
>
> I'm sure there's a REAL working fix, probably
something simple, but I'm new
> to Unix, and not known for my patience when it comes
to scripting, hence
> the
> 'chop hack'
>
> If someone would like to show me a 'real' fix for the
script, I'd be happy
> to learn from it.
>
> Regards,
>
> Joe Sangemino
> NT/UNIX Systems Administrator
> Eftia OSS Solutions Inc.
> jsangemino AT eftia DOT com
> Tel. (613)368-4181
>
>
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