>... I looked at amgetconf to
>find the configuration directory but could not find the right entry in
>amanda.conf.
This will do it:
amadmin xx version \
| grep CONFIG_DIR= \
| sed -e 's/.*CONFIG_DIR="//' -e 's/".*//'
I took a note to see if amgetconf could be taught to return some of
"John R. Jackson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> >Please feel free to modify the script. May it save you from worn out
> >tapes at restore time.
>
> A couple of thoughts. Once you know the config directory from above,
> you might just cd there to avoid the duplicated names throughout the
Hi,
This little script can be used to keep track of number of tape
usages. I use it with recent GNU tools on a Linux machine.
Multiple skript calls per configuration and day do no harm thanks to
"uniq" and file time comparison. The calling user needs write access
to the config dir in /etc/amanda
