In regard to: [Networker] Question on savegrp command with 't' option?,...:
A few questions:
I see that the savegrp command has the '-t' option, but the man page says:
"The time to use instead of the current time for determining which level to
use for this savegrp (in nsr_getdate(3) format). By default, the current time
is used."
1. Do I take that to mean that if you don't supply a level using the '-l'
option then it uses the level that's set for the group or client's schedule
for that particular date that you supply with the '-t'?
Yes.
2. If the '-t' option is used to determine the level, based on what's
scheduled for that date, then it seems that it would make no sense to
use both the '-l' and the '-t' options, right?
Correct.
Tim
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