OmniBack v3.10

[James Purtell]

Has anyone writen a post-exec script that verifies data on your backup tape is correct?
It would use the command "omnimver".
Jim

[Albert Smith_1]

The best thing I could ever do was have it e-mail me a report that the backup completed succesfully. But if you are really good a scripting I am sure that you can script something through the command line version of the Media Manager.

Al Smith
Sr. HP-UX Adminstrator
Quest Diagnostics

[Steve Post · Accepted solution]

try this as a script.

#!/bin/ksh
opt/omni/bin/omnirpt -report list_sessions -timeframe 24 24 -ascii
| cut -c1-57,110-

Check out man page on omnirpt. Or type omnirpt help. The cut command just cleans out stuff I don't want to see. I pipe this command elm, so I get mail each morning.

While we are at it... here's the contents of the DLT7000 library.(if you use one)
omnimm -repository DLT_7000

contents of a tape?
omnimm -list_media

^_^ Steve

[Steve Post]

try this as a script.

#!/bin/ksh
opt/omni/bin/omnirpt -report list_sessions -timeframe 24 24 -ascii
| cut -c1-57,110-

Check out man page on omnirpt. Or type omnirpt help. The cut command just cleans out stuff I don't want to see. I pipe this command elm, so I get mail each morning.

While we are at it... here's the contents of the DLT7000 library.(if you use one)
omnimm -repository DLT_7000

contents of a tape?
omnimm -list_media

^_^ Steve

[Andreas Voss]

Hi,

put you a script at attachment that will do similar.

Regards

[Andreas Voss]

Ooops

in my script at awk it has to be NR==3 not NR==4

apologies