Hi, Skylar. Have you tried setting your MOUNTWAIT to 0 or 1? It seems
to me that should allow the operator request to time out and your
processing to continue.
On 6/3/2014 2:12 PM, Skylar Thompson wrote:
We've been suffering with the effects of this APAR for a while, which IBM
fixed as a
Hi, Steven. There are some drawbacks to backing up the *.job files from
the c:\windows\tasks directory, especially with regard to passwords, but
necessary, you should be able to back up those *.job files by using a
prescheduled command to copy the *.job files from the c:\windows\tasks
directory
Hello, Grant. I'm certain NFS filesystems are supported on clients
other than AIX. In fact, the URL below links to the UNIX BAClient
manual, which contains the sentence:
Note: On Solaris and HP-UX, the nfstimeoutoption can fail if the NFS
mount is hard.
I can definitely understand the gripe. However, I think I should have
the option of installing something in an unsupported fashion, if I
that's how the risk/reward equation balances out for me.
For those submitting RFEs, please consider also mentioning a
--unsupported or --noprereqcheck for
Hi, Zoltan. See the Cucisan post, Dec 17, 2012, 04:47 PM.
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1785211.html
Hopefully this gives you a direction to start researching.
On 6/21/2013 11:05 AM, Zoltan Forray wrote:
This is a little OT but wondering if someone could help/offer some
Hi, Bill. Honestly, there's no link required. You simply cable and
zone. Atape will handle the multipathing for you.
Here's a command to enable alt_pathing on all your tape devices:
lsdev -Cc tape | awk '{print $1}' | xargs -n1 -I asdf chdev -l asdf -a
alt_pathing=yes
Note: that -I is a
Hi, Stef. There is only a loose correlation between the devclass
directory and the volume directories. Would you please post the output of:
q vol /home/app/tsm/diskpool/diskpool13/diskpool/297D.BFS
On 4/17/2013 2:42 AM, Stef Coene wrote:
Hi,
We have a strange storage pool problem.
Back in the day, it almost always used to be a duplex mismatch. Get off
my lawn! :-)
On 4/16/2013 6:36 AM, Zoltan Forray wrote:
But, how do you address/resolve this kind of problem?
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 9:22 AM, Allen S. Rout a...@ufl.edu wrote:
On 04/16/2013 08:59 AM, Zoltan Forray
Managed Encryption (AME)*
TSM generates encrypts and stores the key in the DB with other meta data
- Provides interface to key services
- Associates correct key with file
On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 6:03 PM, Alex Paschal apasch...@frontier.com wrote:
Oh, sorry, rest of the question. It's easy
The real question is: are you allowed to send the unencrypted keys (in
the unencrypted dbbackup) offsite in the same truck as the encrypted
tapes? Or will you have to ship the dbbackup tape separately?
Or if you want to dodge that gotcha, I suppose you could simply scp
the dbbackup to some
Oh, sorry, rest of the question. It's easy to convert from AME to LME -
create new library partition, new devclass, set up for LME. Rename some
stgpools and recreate them using the new devclass so you don't have to
modify your daily maintenance scripts or copygroups. Then attrition,
reclamation,
Be sure to create a Windows task or crontab script that copies your EKM
keystore periodically and remotely. And preferably not to TSM. :-)
On 4/5/2013 6:30 AM, Zoltan Forray wrote:
Unfortunately, after discussing the choices with management, they decided
to choose LME vs AME. So they want me
Hi, Marice. Did your setup log give you any hints as to why it didn't
create the directory?
On 4/5/2013 2:41 AM, Maurice van 't Loo wrote:
Friends,
To have standard installation and configuration of the TSM clients and to
keep the installation and configuration easy as possible for Wintel
Hi, Jerome. I've found IBM's quote of 5GB/hr is pretty accurate across
a variety of hardware architectures, OSs, and disk arrays. Figure your
200GB database would take 40-ish hours to upgrade, possibly less if you
feel a reorg would shrink your database significantly. That means you'd
Hi, Robert. I think this is the point of confusion.
tcpport is the TSM Server's listener port.
lanfreetcpport is the port on which the stg agent listens.
Between your two instances, tcpport should be the same if both instances
are talking to the same TSM Server.
The two
Are those 40mil spread across several filespaces? I've seen situations
on TSM-classic (i.e. pre-6) where doing smaller workloads, like deleting
one filespace at a time, worked better than deleting the whole node.
Would that be practical in this case?
On 1/15/2013 10:04 AM, Allen S. Rout wrote:
I second Wanda on the logs. When you think about it, logs are unique
data, being entirely made of transactions in the order in which they
come in. If they were identical to some other data, I'd start looking
around for Twighlight Zone cameras.
On the other hand, I suppose I could imagine a
-
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I second Wanda on the logs. When you think about it, logs are unique data,
being entirely made
Hi, Neil. Have you considered changing VMCTLDISK volumes into one big
honkin' volume? Granted, it's not ideal, but it might solve the problem.
On 1/8/2013 11:24 AM, Neil Schofield wrote:
We've been using TSM for VE in production for about 6 months now and
although it generally works well,
operation for the pool
that has the data to prevent contention.
Andy Huebner
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Hi, Steve. If restoring a file takes multiple small volumes in one
pool, but only one large volume in another pool, TSM will choose the
pool with the fewest volumes/mounts required, even if the smaller
volumes are significantly faster. This causes some problems with
restores choosing real tape
Pierre, Jim, having read your observation of read performance impact
with your Data Domain and your DXi, do you guys have thoughts on how you
might handle a full server recovery or other large restore during your
backup window? Do you think you might be forced to stop all backups in
order to
Hi, Jeannie. No, actually, there isn't. CURRENT_TIMESTAMP is a built
in function that returns the timestamp of the current time. DB2 has DATE
and TIME functions for getting pieces of the timestamp. Here is a good
URL for basic DB2 time functions. Some subset of these apply to TSM's
selects.
Hello, Ethan. I've not seen this. Do they run if you start them manually?
How about if you remove 6.2.4.4 and backlevel to 6.2.0.0 to match the working
box?
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Hi, David.
You can create a replication statistics file from the PTManager
Replication menu. Open that with Open/ApacheOpen/LibreOffice Calc,
and compare source time for last sync point against the
last_write_date from the VOLUMES table in TSM. Any volumes with
last_write_date later than the
Hi, David. You can still do as you're already doing: audit volume
fix=yes to find the damaged blocks, then do a move data against the
good data. That would leave the unreadable data on the volume.
If the copypool volume is unavailable for a restore volume, then the
only thing you could do is
Hi, Roger. I don't have one already made, but this should get you
started. Hopefully there won't be too many typos.
#!/usr/bin/ksh
dsmadmc -id=id -pa=pa audit vol /path/file1
sleep 10
while dsmadmc -id=id -pa=pa -comma q pr | grep -qi audit ; do
sleep 10
done
dsmadmc -id=id -pa=pa update
I agree with the lazy move. The best sysadmins are lazy bastards. ;-)
To optimize your migration (minimize time and data movement), you can
take the list of those E: volumes and use some scripting or Excel
wizardry to get a count of how many carts there are per
date-last-written. Chart that
Hi, John. Typically, instead of setting this variable globally, you
would set it in a script before it calls dsmc, that way the variable's
only set until the script ends. Only if you're running this as a
dedicated service user, or only if it doesn't break anything, would I
recommend setting the
As far as killing those sessions goes, something like this might do the
job. Just put it in a script, cron it for 7am.
dsmadmc -id=id -pa=pa cancel session all
Heheh - talk about a big stick.
If you need it to cancel only certain nodes' sessions, you could try
something like this. Put the node
Out of curiosity, when you cancel the sessions manually, how do you stop
them from restarting?
On 9/26/2012 11:15 AM, Zoltan Forray wrote:
All of this discussion is great but the bigger picture/issue is being
missed.
Yes, I would like to automate it but isn't really possible since it is
Hi, Zoltan. I don't know that it will work, but 7zip is worth a try.
It's a pretty good can-opener.
However, I suspect you will have to install eCS, maybe in a VM, in
order to get access to the loadram utility.
http://www.ecomstation.com/democd/
On 9/25/2012 7:24 AM, Zoltan Forray wrote:
Hello. Hans Chr. I don't have one to look at right now, but I didn't see any
responses so I figured I'd toss in a question in the hope that it might be
helpful: might the filespace names or name formats give you any clues? Or do
they look like regular drives under vss/proxy?
Also, back in
Hi. A file can be stored on one volume in the primary pool and span two
volumes in a copy pool, or vice versa. You might obtain better results
by summing occupancy data by stgpool.
On 8/11/2012 2:54 AM, Mehdi Salehi wrote:
Hi,
There are two LTO pools in this TSM server, one primary and the
Hi, Kurt. The way you're doing it sounds fine to me. In fact, it
sounds like the only real problem is offsite slots. Are those very
expensive for you?
But this implies that the copy storage pool from generation LTO_Y needs to be
rebuild from scratch.
Which is time consuming - Alex: Not
server to 6.3.1.0 the -CONSOLE is ONLY
showing me the ANR1626I messages. Nothing else.
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Hi, Bill.
I used to keep a file of message regular expressions I didn't want to
see. Then I would:
dsmadmc -console -id=me -pa=secret | grep -uivf file
You could even alias it you don't have to type it all the time.
alias startconsole='/usr/bin/dsmadmc -console -id=me -pa=secret | grep
-uivf
Hi, Ruud. Never underestimate the bandwidth of a truck - but latency
can be problematic. A somewhat workable option would be to perform an
export node filedata=all to tape, then FedEx the tapes next-day. Once
you import the data on the target server, you can then do an export
toserver=
Hi, Rick. As an aside, if you rename those nodes, have you thought
about how you'll find those archives later? Most people start with, I
need data. It lived on xyz server.
On to your question. Do you need them to have the same node name? What
about naming them ArchiveNode1 and ArchiveNode2,
Hi, Gary.
You'll need to remove the DB2 catalog. It's a directory called
NODE, typically in ~tsminst1or ~tsminst1/tsminst1. On Windows,
it'll typically be in c:\server1, or whatever directory to which you set
dftdbpath.
Alternatively, you can probably use DB2 commands to uncatalog the
Hi, Margaret, Geoff.
If you select the key sequence for the backups table, you can optimize
your select so it doesn't kill your TSM instance.
v5: select colname, index_keyseq from syscat.columns where tabname='BACKUPS'
v6: I think it's keyseq instead of index_keyseq
If you then add clauses to
Wow. Charles, do you mind if we grill you about your environment? Is it
simply size that pushes you to scale to that many VTLs and TSM
instances, or is it some other consideration?
On 7/10/2012 10:29 AM, Hart, Charles A wrote:
The IBM one, the reason I said overhead and complexity
1) We have
Hi, Sascha. I don't know how to reduce the timeout, but IPLing the
drives should allow the process to cancel. I used to just walk back
into the datacenter and flip the power switch, it got me up from my
desk, but you can IPL the drive from the 3584 Web Specialist also.
On 7/2/2012 7:26 AM,
Hi, Victor. You can pre-define volumes into storage pools with the
define volume command. Set those stgpools to maxscratch=0 and you
should be able to avoid having the wrong volsers used in the wrong
pools. See the Admin Guide, Chapter 2, Concepts, for Defined volumes
and scratch volumes
Hi, Margaret. What error are you getting?
Taking a stab in the dark, explicitly using NODES and FILESPACES in your
predicate can cause unexpected results
(http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21380830). I would
guess failing with the addition of the word NOT could be construed as
an
Hello. As of 6.2, the UNIX BA Client actually does. It has a provision
for using an environment variable in the JBB JournalExcludeList wherein
%EnvVar% expands the EnvVar environment variable.
Unfortunately, you would still have to write a script to build your
inclexcl list for your occasional
Hi, Robert. Windows images are called WIM files (*.wim). I don't know
off the top of my head if the TSM image file is the same thing, but it
seems reasonable that they could be.
You might take a look at
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766067%28v=ws.10%29.aspx.
It tells about
Hi, Geoff. This isn't comprehensive, but hopefully it's enough to get you
started.
1. What are some of the daily issues you see related to the manager/client
setup/communication if any and what commands do you run to see if everything
'looks good?
Not too many daily issues specific to library
Hi, Nick.
Oh, boy, does it resonate. I've had to pass on troubleshooting skills
several times. I'll boast around a 60% success rate, but I'm sure it's
lower once you correct for positive bias. :-) The method I use is
something like this:
1) Wait for a simple (!!!) 5-minute trouble ticket to
Hi, Geoff. Congrats. Let's see if we can get you hitting the ground
running.
Because I'm often on customer computers without access to the Internet
from my own laptop, I Google:
tivoli storage manager 6.3 information center
I take the first option, and when the infocenter comes up, I
From the TSM server:
telnet hla lla
Example:
telnet servera 1501
If it hangs and eventually times out, you have a firewall problem, as
David mentions. If it says Connection Refused or similar, the CAD is
not listening on that port. If it connects, your plumbing is fine.
Some other things
Hi, Guenther. Instead of redirecting the output /dev/null, I would
recommend redirecting it to a file so you could take a look at it.
/usr/bin/su - appuser -c '/appdir/2/admin-tools/backup/bin/onbkup -x
1/tmp/outfile 21'
Hopefully this will give you more troubleshooting information.
Alex
if a file is expired, the volume it resides on is not reclaimed
until it falls below the RECLAIM of the stgpool. This means the volume
may not be reclaimed for quite a while after the expiration of the file
in which you are interested.
Alex Paschal
Storage Solutions
Is the second restore waiting for access to the cartridge that the first
restore is using?
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plan
to use. (Although TSM is hands-down the best. :-)
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a print function, you can print it to a tiff file or
something and then do OCR on it. /facetious Yuck. :-)
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.
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Hi, Steve.
Don't hang up the TSM hat yet. I'll bet one dbbackup to tape and two to
disk would resolve that issue. Or heck, do all three to disk and xfer
one offsite via network (ftp, rsync, something) and you can save that
last dbbackup tape as well.
Alex
Hi, George. A quick Google search turned this up. Is this it?
http://open-systems.ufl.edu/node/197
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.
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Huebner,Andy,FORT WORTH
a ssh server on the Windows server. This is fairly easy
with Cygwin/sshd. The UNIX script ssh's with rsa key authentication to
the windows server to execute the batch/cmd scripts that stop and start
the application.
Alex Paschal
Storage Solutions Engineer
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a data-moving TSM server act as a config mgr
is that config mgr is such a low-overhead service that having a
stand-alone config mgr may be a waste of hardware and admin time.
Alex Paschal
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to determine whether it
can operate with only SELECT capability. Good luck!
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Hi, Gary. To expand it to handle a set of nodes, you can use something
like:
... where node_name in ('NODE1','NODE2','NODE3')
Or you can use a sub-select:
... where node_name in (select node_name from [some_table] where yatta)
Alex
Alex Paschal
Storage
Hi, Sabar.
I couldn't find a TS7569G via Google, but on the TS7650G, also a
deduping VTL, after data goes through the factoring (dedup) algorithm it
is run through a compression algorithm. You probably won't see much
deduplication, but on the first backup you should see a decrease in size
,
Kelly Lipp
CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
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www.storserver.com
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, 2009 11:42 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] volumes in a collocation group?stg
On Mar 15, 2009, at 1:37 PM, Alex Paschal wrote:
Nick, if you really want to mix data on tapes (I have no idea why you
would want to, but the beautiful thing about TSM is you can do nearly
anything
of is to temporarily
reduce MAXSCRATCH (or temporarily disable collocation), set to
Unavailable the volumes you do _not_ wish to write to, then issue move
[node]data.
Alex
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move
[node]data.
Alex
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|
grep | awk, sleep , and a subtraction will give you bytes/second
numbers. Heck, it'll even give you cool stuff like IP over FC bytes if
you use it.
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Your Business
can read more about dsmulog in the TSM for AIX Admin Reference.
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A better question might be: how are they justifying converting
everything to netbackup?
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] Transfer/transition netbackup data to TSM
Good luck.
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Also, you might try redirecting your stdout and stderr to a log file.
This is a good troubleshooting practice.
... object=' c:\path with spaces\file.bat c:\temp\file.out 21 '
As Bill mentions, note the use of the single quotes and the double
quotes.
Alex Paschal
in use - it should just say device busy or something
like that. Note: You will probably have to do this on all your TSM
servers' hosts.
lsdev -Cc tape | grep IBM | awk '{print $1}' | while read DEV; do
echo testing $DEV
rmdev -l $DEV
mkdev -l $DEV
done
Alex
, yes, while it is possible to read the data from tape, it will be
prohibitively expensive/difficult to recover the data in a usable
format.
I hope this answers your question.
Alex Paschal
Storage Solutions Engineer
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Hi, Steven.
Use tcpdump to sniff the connection attempt. This may provide clues to
what is happening. In the past, I've found circular routing problems
this way. WireShark can help analyze the tcpdump output file.
Good luck!
Alex Paschal
Storage Solutions
Hello, Nicholas.
You could use the define volume command to forcibly define volumes
into the storage pools instead of using random scratch volumes.
I hope this helps.
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on net use.
Good luck!
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Hello, Tim.
Congratulations on your successful test.
More importantly, congratulations on getting resources for the test. I
often see customer sites where acquiring time/materials is the major
battle.
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knows a similar way to dd the internal label from a
Windows machine, I'd be interested in hearing it. Thanks!
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didn't take the time to test it, but it should work with
minimal troubleshooting.
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Hi, Robert.
If you use the AUDIT traceflag with timestamp, it might get you close to
what you're looking for. Other than that, I have done the same kind of
Perl thing you did.
On a related note, does anyone know how to get the TSM server's stdio to
have timestamps? On AIX I can pipe the output
Hi, Tim.
It sounds like ADSMPIPE might be the solution you're looking for.
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp3980.html?Open
http://tsmwiki.com/tsmwiki/Adsmpipe
Good luck!
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Oh, I wish I could take credit for out-of-box thinking, but I got the
idea from DB2 Datalinks which fails writes if DB2 is down. It's another
example of a database that has to be synchronized with a filesystem.
Have fun!
Alex
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Hi, Andy.
Maybe add an option to the journal service setup that could have the
filesystem filter driver fail writes to the filesystem if the journal
service is down? Of course, this would have the obvious serious
drawback, but maybe in some horrendously large filecount environments
users might
Something like readline used for the command line client, so we could
get vi-style-editing (ok, fine, or emacs for the heathens) history
search/recall/edit.
Why embed? Instead of just Ruby, how about the ability for the server
to execute a given shell- or perl- (or even ruby- :-) script. Then
Hi, Jim.
This should do it for you.
select tabname from syscat.tables where tabname like '%EVENT%'
Have fun.
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command recognise the format
written in the tape. Also as I know, dbbackup restore mandates the
availability of the dbbackup on the catridge.
Thanks and Regards
Anoop T.Das
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I don't know why you'd run out of stgpool space in a collocated stgpool
unless all of your tapes are full _and_ you're running into maxscratch.
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latency,
for all I know. grin
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Hi all
I have two TSM
Hi, Justin.
Look into the EXPECT utility. Because dsmc does tty swapping for user name
and password, you need a utility like EXPECT to script that stuff. You can
get it from Sun at http://cgi.sun.com/freeware/package?id=4011
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directories, rebind,
delete, etc.
Good luck!
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Thanks Steve
Hi, Alan.
A bit of C hacking and you can use the API Client to rebind anything you
want.
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Wira,
If you use the Gresham Advantape driver for the 9940b's, you use the
generictape device class. If you use the Tivoli driver, you will use the
ecart device class.
Alex Paschal
Freightliner, LLC
(503) 745-6850 phone/vmail
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From: Wira Chinwong [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi, Gary.
If you use the GUI restore tool and do a Point In Time restore, it won't let
you navigate into a directory who's Point In Time version has expired,
despite the fact there are unexpired files in it.
Alex Paschal
Freightliner, LLC
(503) 745-6850 phone/vmail
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be, including extra
maintenance, extra administration, etc.
I hope this helps.
Alex Paschal
Freightliner, LLC
(503) 745-6850 phone/vmail
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From: Joni Moyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 4:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Are 2 interfaces per drive
this is a much better
way to go, but I've never been able to get it to fly with Management.
Hmm... Maybe paper.
Alex Paschal
Freightliner, LLC
(503) 745-6850 phone/vmail
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From: Mark Ferraretto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 7:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
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