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Does someone know where the contents of the usergroup is kept

In Networker under Configuration

Under the option Staging there is a tab called User Groups

Does someone know where the contents of this tab is placed ?


Frank Terveen



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On 11/18/11 3:52 AM, Terveen, Frank wrote:
Does someone know where the contents of the usergroup is kept

Does someone know where the contents of this tab is placed ?

nsradmin <<EOF
. type: nsr usergroup; name: Users
print
quit
EOF

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Does someone know where the contents of the usergroup is kept

Does someone know where the contents of this tab is placed ?

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All configuration information is stored in one of the resource files under /nsr/res/nsrdb.

If you do a recursive string search you may even find the file and edit it. Do not change the resource identifier as it also used for the file name.

Keep in mind that if you change a file, you must restart the NW daemons to reread the change.

fredag 18 november 2011 19:13:09 skrev du:
Does someone know where the contents of the usergroup is kept

Does someone know where the contents of this tab is placed ?

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All configuration information is stored in one of the resource files under
/nsr/res/nsrdb.

If you do a recursive string search you may even find the file and edit it.
Do not change the resource identifier as it also used for the file name.

Keep in mind that if you change a file, you must restart the NW daemons to
reread the change.

Also keep in mind that if you create the smallest syntax error in the file
Networker might scratch ALL your conifgs and fall back to the original default
settings. You are actually NOT supposed to edit those files manually.... Even
if it is quite handy

In other words: Make a decent copy of the whole /res directory before you
start!

Dag


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