>Have a customer who would like to script robtest to load a tape after
>regular backups are finished, load a certain tape into a drive and then run
>a 'manual' backup of their NBU server via ufsdump to that drive.  Does
>anyone have any experience with scripting robtest?

The robtest command is a wrapper script that calls tl[d48dhm] for different 
types of robots. The tl* commands accect input from stdin, so you can say:

 echo "m s13 d1" | tldtest -r /dev/sg/c3t0l0 -d1 /dev/rmt/0cbn
 
This will load the tape in slot 13 into drive 1. If you do a ? within 
tl*test, you'll get all the options. I have a shell lib of functions that use 
tldtest heavily. It's only for TLD lib's on though. You can use it like:

 # ksh
 # . ./nbu-env.sh
 # load_media B10000
 
There is even a function called "dr_prepare" in it that selects a tape from a 
pool, mounts it in a free drive, and dumps all ufs/vxfs fs's to it + a 
report. So, create a pool, fe called DR, and do a dr_prepare -p DR and your 
set! It's at http://www.j-mulders.demon.nl/netbackup/nbu-env.sh

Succes!

Joost
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