Environment
NBU 5.1MP4
HP-UX 11.11
Does anyone know which command, if any, I can use from the command line
(and thefore shell scripts) to determine if the allow multiple retention
level box has been ticked by some idiot in another country who will not
fess up to it.

In case you think I'm pissed off, you're right. I have now had to go to
the remote site twice in one week to cycle tapes and will have to go
again on Monday, because of this screwup (normally we only have to go
every two weeks). So if there is a command line way to check, than I can
write a script to catch it before it does too much harm.

Thank you for allowing me to rant.

Regards,

Patrick


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