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* Michael F Lavelle <Michael.F.Lavelle AT abbott DOT com> [2005-07-06 12:13]:
> John,
>         This is an undocumented command.  Use this with great care:
>=20
> /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpgp from <ClientName> <Full Path on Client>=20
> <Full Path on MASTER>
>=20
> /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpgp  to  <ClientName> <Full Path on MASTER>=20
> <Full Path on Client>

"use with great care" is an understatement. You can destroy your box if
you do it wrong. For example, let's say you want /etc/hosts from the
client and you plan to put it in /tmp on the master.=20

This command does what you want:
bpgp from client /etc/hosts /tmp/client_etc_hosts

This command obliterates /tmp on the master:
bpgp from client /etc/hosts /tmp

Both the source and destination locations MUST be full paths. Relative
pathing will do very bad things.

--=20
David Rock
david AT graniteweb DOT com

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