On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 04:23:15PM +0100, Large, Matthew wrote: > commands available to everyone. I'm not sure they'd be too happy being > expected to fix a problem that was actually created by a customers > mistake(s) with these commands.
It is not a customer mistake. Everybody who can download a client and has connectivity to the TSM server can cause this problem, since no authentication is necessary for the problem to occur. > Just a thought - I was there. I experienced the same problem. IBM support told me to just delete all filespaces and everyting else belonging to the client node, and recreate it. (This was Dutch IBM-support by the way). They didn't mention there was a fix for this at all. From this list I knew there was supposed to be an undocumented procedure to fix it, but I didn't bother because this was a relatively small and not-so-important node. I would *not* be happy if the node *was* important, and the advice was "just throw away everything from that node and recreate it". <SNIP! Is it *really* necessary to include entire messages here?> -- Jurjen Oskam PGP Key available at http://www.stupendous.org/
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