There is no Networker setting for that. You'll need to run a script
using cron to mark the tapes.
Something that does:
mminfo -rvolume,pool | awk '/3day/ {system("nsrjb -o full "$1)}'
will mark all of the tapes in the 3day pool that have been written to
in the last 24 hours full. It will probably take a little more than
that, but that's the basics.
>Consider the following scenario.
>
>I have a savestream/filesytem that I want to keep for only 3 days
because the data is useless after
>that. The data is around 20G which is smaller than my DLT7000 tapes
and considerably smaller
>depending on compression rate. I have create a pool of tapes and a
schedule for 3 days. I have
>also set the retention time and browse policy to 3 days for this
client's particular filesystem.
>
>My problem is this. For demonstration sake, lets say I get hardly any
compression and I can store
>2 nights backups on each tape (if I get more the following situation
just gets worse). The first
>tape would not recycle after 3 days because it contains the day after
saveset. So is there any way
>to mark the last tape used (in case it goes multiple tapes)
automatically full so that the next
>nights backup would start on a new/recycled tape?
>
>Regards,
>
>Christopher T. Beers - UNIX Systems Engineer
>Syracuse University - Computing and Media Services
>250 Machinery Hall Syracuse, NY 13244
>(315) 443-4103 Office (315) 443-1621 Fax
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