cleanup
Reorganizes FMA archives after files are deleted on the file server.
Synopsis
FMACLI cle[anup] 
Description
Use the cleanup command after files have been deleted on the file server to remove copies from the archive and reorganize the archive.
Options
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| Displays Online Help for the cleanup command. | |
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| Specifies a log file. | |
| The log file must be specified with a fully qualified path. Log files | |
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 | are created with the following (fixed) policies: | 
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 | • Maximum size is 10MB. If the file grows larger then 10MB, the | 
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 | file is switched. | 
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 | • Old log files are named logfile.nnn, where the lowest number | 
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 | contains the youngest file: | 
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 | logfile.log | 
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 | logfile.000 | 
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 | logfile.001 | 
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 | ... | 
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| Writes informational and debug messages to the log file (and the | |
| console). This option must be specified in combination with the  | |
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 | logfile   | 
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| Display debug information on the console (std_out). | |
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| Deletes all files in all archives that have been deleted more than an | |
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 | expiration value (n) ago. | 
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 | The value (n) can be specified in seconds (s), minutes (m), hours (h), | 
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 | or days (d). | 
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 | This option is mandatory if the  | 
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Example
FMACLI cleanup 
Removes archive files that were deleted more than 30 days ago on the file server.
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