Rather than "bpexpdate", I meant "bpmedia -unfreeze", as you said. Duh.
On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 9:59 PM, Dean <dean.de...@gmail.com> wrote: > > After thinking about it I decided to trying running the bpmedia -unfreeze >> on each of the SAN servers for each tape >> > > I was going to suggest that. When you run the "bpmedialist" command, it > should tell you which media server "owns" that tape. And I have seen a > situation where more than one media server thought it owned a tape, in which > case bpmedialist will only return the first media server that claims to own > that tape. So I had to run the "bpexpdate" command on the first media > server, then "bpmedialist" again, then "bpexpdate" again on the second media > server that claimed the tape. > > >> >> My apologies for the added emails. Why can't I figure this out before I >> hit the send button :-) >> > > Sometimes just "verbalising" the question is enough to make the answer come > of it's own accord :) > > - Dean > >
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