Re: [Networker] Hidden verbose savegroup option?
2005-08-12 11:40:53
On Aug 12, 2005, at 11:29 AM, George Sinclair wrote:
What exactly is the difference between all those 'v's? It's not
clear from the man page for savegrp what adding three v's versus
two versus one accomplishes. Can you just keep adding 'v's ad
infinitum?
You can use up to five "vs" in any NetWorker command, but any more
than five will simply be ignored. Each "v" generates more details. I
don't know what the specific differences are with each succeeding "v"
but if you're curious, try it and find out.
Anyway, I ran this as 'savegrp -vvv group_name' and it did generate
a fair amount of information on what files were backed up for the
affected savesets. Kinda cool. I see the same information in the
savegroup e-mail completion notification. It also shows up in the
group control window, too, and in the servers /nsr/logs/messages
file. However, I see nothing under /nsr/tmp on the client, not even
when I was running it. I tried doing this from the GUI also by
setting Verbose on under the group, and again, it generates the
information in the savegroup notification and the group control
window, but I see nothing under /nsr/tmp.
The files I referred to are stored on your NetWorker server's /nsr/
tmp directory, not the respective clients.
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