> 
> Hello,   Im trying to list the contents of a SSID.  So far I've been 
> running mminfo -q ssid=926966215 -r volume to get the media ID then running 
> scanner against the media ID.   Anyone know of an easier way?  Maybe just 
> using mminfo?  Thanks - Dave

What do you mean by 'contents'?  Is this a filesystem backup and you
want a listing of all the files or something else?

If you want the file listing then use 'mminfo' to find the saveset and
report the 'nsavetime'.  Then use 'nsrinfo' and pass the time from
mminfo in to it along with the name of the client.  It'll give you the
list of files as long as the save set is still browsable.

If the saveset is no longer browseable then you'd either have to run
scanner or reload the indexes with 'nsrck -L7'.

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Darren Dunham                                           ddunham AT taos DOT com
Senior Technical Consultant         TAOS            http://www.taos.com/
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