Sun Microsystems 2.1 manual Smcls Utility

echo "Restore it? (yes or no) \c" read response < /dev/tty

if [ $response = "yes" ]; then found=true

echo "Load tape dated $date and hit return when done \c" read response < /dev/tty

if mt -f ${inputDevice} rew && mt -f ${inputDevice}n fsf $((fileNumber - 1)); then

if smc_tar xf $inputDevice $t; then echo "$t restored"

fi

fi

fi done

if [ "$found" = "false" ]; then

echo "The title you requested was not found on any backup tape"

fi done

5.4The smc_ls Utility

The smc_ls utility lists the titles available for playback on a Sun MediaCenter server. You can play these titles through the facilities of the Media Stream Manager.

To run smc_ls remotely, you need only the smc_ls binary, which you can copy from /opt/SUNWsms/bin on a Sun MediaCenter server with the current release of software. smc_ls has the following syntax:

smc_ls [-s server] [-bBdDFhlnNrSUvwX] [title...]

...where server is the default server used for specifying one or more title arguments. If you do not specify the -sserver option, localhost is the default.

You specify title arguments in the form server:pattern, where pattern is a restricted regular expression that follows the rules for shell filename matching. If server is not specified in title, the default server (as specified by the -soption or localhost) is used for that pattern. If pattern is not specified, all of the titles on the specified server are listed.

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