HP Application Recovery Manager Cell Manager Windows Media Kit manual

Optionally, files can be sent over the network to the Cell Manager uncompressed (if the -no_compressoption is specified). Besides that (if the -depotoption is specified), the transferred files can be left unpacked in the specified directory on the Cell Manager, in which the directory structure that includes the hostnames, paths and the collected files of the clients involved is generated as follows:

On UNIX:

./dlc/system_1/tmp/debug_files

./dlc/system_1/log/log_files

./dlc/system_1/getinfo/get_info.txt

./dlc/system_2/tmp/debug_files

./dlc/system_2/log/log_files

./dlc/system_2/getinfo/get_info.txt

...

On Windows:

.\dlc\system_1\tmp\debug_files

.\dlc\system_1\log\log_files

.\dlc\system_1\getinfo\get_info.txt

.\dlc\system_2\tmp\debug_files

.\dlc\system_2\log\log_files

.\dlc\system_2\getinfo\get_info.txt

...

If the file to be sent over the network is larger than 2GB, the file is split in 2GB chunks before it is compressed (it can be left uncompressed) and sent to the Cell Manager. Every chunk retains the file name and is added the first extension ranging from s001 to s999. The second extension (.gz) is not added if the files are not compressed.

Additionally, on the Cell Manager side, if the size of all collected compressed or uncompressed files exceeds 2GB, the collected files are packed in 2GB sized (original size) packages and added an extension ranging from s001 to s999.

The collected debug files can also be deleted (if the -delete_dbgoption is specified), or the disk space required on the Cell Manager for the collected files can be displayed (if the -spaceoption is specified). In these two cases, the selected files are neither transferred from the clients to the Cell Manager nor packed on the Cell Manager.

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