what's this???e-mail about???
----- Original Message -----
From: "MEYER, MICHAEL W" <michael.w.meyer < at > BANKOFAMERICA.COM>
To: <NETWORKER < at > LISTMAIL.TEMPLE.EDU>
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 5:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Networker] Redirect Recover
It does work and it does put you at the recover prompt to select files.
Example:
recover -f -c clientA -R clientB -d "directory to recover to"
FYI: From the man page for recover: When the -R option is used, either
the
-f or the -i option must also be specified in order to instruct the
recover
target what to do when it is recovering existing files.
My example above will force the overwrite of existing files.
Regards,
Michael W. Meyer
Bank of America
Consultant-SYS ENG-ARCH & ANLY
Card/Consumer Midrange Integration
300 N Wakefield Drive
DE2-501-01-06
Newark, DE 19702
302-266-3863
michael.w.meyer < at > bankofamerica.com
-----Original Message-----
From: kitkat [mailto:venkat.tudi < at > AIG.COM]
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 3:09 PM
To: NETWORKER < at > LISTMAIL.TEMPLE.EDU
Subject: [Networker] Redirect Recover
Hello all!
I was under the impression that in order to do directed recover in
unix you have to be logged on the destination client.
But after doing some reading of the legato docs.
http://web1.legato.com/infodev/publications/cmndref/networker_7.0/pdf/nw/rec
over.pdf
This document says that we can do this for example:
You are logged on ServerZ
issues the following command
recover -c clientA -R clientB -s ServerZ
My question is does this really work as they mention under Unix?
Does this put me in recover prompt so that I can select the files.
Thank you all in Advance for your help
kitkat
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