Hiya, Joe...
I've always just started both the server and client from /etc/inittab on
our server... Clearly, the server isn't up and available when the
client starts, but that's never been a problem... *shrug*
>From my /etc/inittab:
autosrvr:2:once:/usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin/rc.adsmserv >/dev/console 2>&1
#Start the Tivoli Storage Manager server
autodsm:2:once:/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsmc sched > /dev/null 2>&1 #
Start TSM Scheduler
One thing rather odd is that your line below appears to also be from an
/etc/inittab, which indicates you are starting the scheduler on init level
5, which is a shutdown level. Runlevel 2 is most commonly the multi-user
runlevel.
Try replacing that 5 w/ a 2 and see how things go...
Regards,
Brian
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On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, Joe Faracchio wrote:
// Hi! I'm hoping someone has trampled down this path already.
//
// I'm looking for a working solution to running the *SM Client
// in schedule mode on my *SM server. Call it belts and suspenders.
// I just want to have an extra backup of my Perl work in case of a
// disaster. In fact I also EXPORT my CLient-Server-Client backups
// to be doubly sure.
//
// I've tried to do:
//
// dsmschd:5:once:/StartSched.sh > /tmp/StartSched.cons.log 2>&1
//
// and can't find it using : ps -ef|grep dsmc
//
// StartSched.sh calls a perl program that sleeps for 900 seconds
// in the hopes the server is up and available.
//
// Suggestions and speculations are also welcome.
//
// thanks !
// .. joe.f.
//
//
// Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
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