On 10/08/11 19:15, Michael Leone wrote:
> (BTW, can you please quote back the message you are replying to? It would 
> make it much easier for others to follow your replies, thanks)
> 
>> Yes, this is a new behavior.
>>
>> But the new option [-y] is in fact documented in the NW 7.6.2 manpages.
> 
> It is not documented in the "EMC Networker Release 7.6 Service Pack 1 
> Documentation Portfolio" PDF that I use as a reference, since I use 
> Windows, and there are no manpages on a Windows platform. But I do see it 
> in the "usage" list if I type "nsrmm --help". No explanations for any 
> option, but this one should be self-explanatory.
> 
> I will put the "-y" in the command, thanks.
> 
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The "-y" option to nsrmm has been there for years. IIRC it was the
default for some actions such as making a volume [not]recyclable etc. If
there has been a change, it must be that certain actions are now needing
confirmation when they didn't before.

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