one could script a regular delete of all useless copies 
I do that once a day with cron




On Friday 31 March 2006 22:27, Giles Malet wrote:
> rgraves <rgraves AT CARLETON DOT EDU> writes:
> >   mminfo -r ssid -q 'something=something,copies=1' | nsrclone -S -f -
>
> Ignoring the rest of your question, bear in mind that the `copies'
> includes *all* copies, including bad ones. So if you get a tape error
> on a write, you end up with two copies, one bad, and you'll never get
> a good clone.
>
> You really need to look at the clflags (should be empty) to verify you
> have good copies. Unfortunately, selecting ssids using mminfo with
> flag combinations is er, problematic: you may need to parse the output
> yourself, excluding non-empty clflags, and counting the remaining
> copies (same ssid, different cloneid)..
>
> gdm
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