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48 Sun StorageTek SAM Archive Configuration and Administration Guide • Version 4, Update 6, 04/07

3. Save and close the file.

4. Use the archiver(1M) -lv command to verify the correctness of the file.

Whenever you make changes to the archiver.cmd file, you should check for

syntax errors using the archiver(1M) command. Specifying the archiver(1M)

command as follows evaluates an archiver.cmd file against the current Sun

StorageTek SAM system:

This command produces a list of all options and writes a list of the archiver.cmd

file, volumes, file system content, and errors to the standard output file (stdout).

Errors prevent the archiver from running.

By default, the archiver(1M) command evaluates the

/etc/opt/SUNWsamfs/archiver.cmd file for errors. If you are working with a

temporary archiver.cmd file, use the -c option with the archiver(1M) command

and supply this temporary file’s name.

5. If you encounter errors, correct them in the file and run the archiver(1M)

command again to verify your corrections.

You must correct all errors before you move onto the next step. The archiver does

not archive any files if it finds errors in the archiver.cmd file.

6. If you are working with a temporary file, move it to

/etc/opt/SUNWsamfs/archiver.cmd.

7. Use the samd(1M) config command to propagate the file changes and restart the

system.

The archiver.cmd File

The archiver.cmd file consists of the following types of directives:

■ General directives

■ Archive set assignment directives

■ Archive set directives

■ VSN pool directives

■ VSN association directives

# archiver –lv

# samd config

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