No way to use multiple sets.

The way I deal with this is to put all the general options using the same
sequence numbers in every Option Set (between 100-200 for example)
Then the specific options from 200-up.

This makes it much easier to automate the update of the general options.
Then you can easily automate updating the general options with a basic
shell loop.

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Shawn
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Tsm server v5.4.4 on Zlinux suse sles9; clients range from 5.1 throu
6.1.3.

If I have this correct, there is no way to stack option sets.
The idea is for a very general one, then a few more specific sets to cope
with more special situations.

i.e.  Our general server set, then another set for web servers.which
contains additional exclusions.

I hope I've made myself clear.


Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
phone: 765-285-1310




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