Thanks Harold, but is there a way to set a new path as default rather
than /bprest.log.#?  So it would automatically use
/usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bprest.log.#?

Thanks.

~JK

"Harold Skelly Jr." wrote:
> 
> Jeff, you can specify the log location with the -L option of bprestore, or
> select from when prompted from the 'bp' interface.  If using xbp, you can
> specify the location of the restore log from the 'monitor progress window'
> 
> Note that with -L, the log has to pre-exist to log the actions so use the
> touch command to create or always log restores to the same file (you'll have
> to 'touch' it for the first restore).
> 
> Hal
> 
> "Jeff Kennedy asserts: "
> =]
> =] I just noticed that all of my restore logs are located under the root
> =] directory (Solaris 7).  Is this configurable?
> =]
> =] I want to keep the logs, so deleting them is not the answer I'm looking
> =] for...)
> =]
> =] Thanks.
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