> I've tried (as an example)
>
> C:\PHA Scripts>nsrinfo -v -N leonem.nsf admnlts003
> scanning client `admnlts003' for all savetimes from the backup namespace
> 0 objects found
>
> I will guarantee the the file "leonem.nsf" exists on the client
> "admnlts003" (it's my Lotus Notes mailbox). So why can't it find it? There
> aren't a whole lot of options to nsrinfo, that I can see ... The
> instructions say to specify a filename, not a filepath and filename ...\
>

Michael,

If I'm not mistaken, the -N option needs the full path to the file
too.  In Unix, I would use grep to search for the file name if I
didn't know where it was. I'm not sure for Windows.

--Brett

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