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From: Kolev, N. <NK...@tr...> - 2005-06-10 18:59:22
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That worked, thanks Eric!!
-nik
Hi Nik,
Kolev, Nik <NK...@tr...> wrote:
> to restore:
> ## rewind tape just in case
> for d in $DIRS=20
> restore rvf ${TAPE_NOREWIND} ${d}
> if [ $? !=3D "0" ]; then=20
> exit 1=20
> fi=20
> done
I believe that after the first restore completes, the tape is positioned
at the end of the first file, which is different from the beginning of
the second file. I think if you add something like
mt -f ${TAPE_NOREWIND} fsf 1
after the restore, the tape should then be correctly positioned for the
next restore.
Eric
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