On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 02:41:53PM -0400, MIchael Leone wrote:
> Here's what I did (on Win2003) - exported the list of ssids to a file, and 
> parsed the contents in a shell loop, feeding 1 ssid at a time to the 
> recover program, and told it to put the recovered files into the W: drive:
> 
> ===================
> mminfo -avot -q volume=891995 -r ssid >SpecialTape-SSIDs.txt
> FOR /F %%a IN (SpecialTape-SSIDs.txt) DO recover -a -v -s admnbck001 -d 
> W:\ -S %%a
> )

That's not feeding ssids to "the recover program", it's running 'n'
different recovers, one for each ssid.  

I thought the whole point was that you *didn't* want to run separate
recovers for some reason.

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