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Hi,
Few of my servers are having large number of devices, so emcgrab keeps running on them for hours and hours. Is there anyway to set it on cronjob and have it run in background and it can be non-interactive and non-verbose ?
Servers are RHEL and Suse.
Regards
Last edited by abhisheks77; 10-22-2014 at 12:10 AM.
Hi,
Few of my servers are having large number of devices, so emcgrab keeps running on them for hours and hours. Is there anyway to set it on cronjob and have it run in background and it can be non-interactive and non-verbose ? Servers are RHEL and Suse.
Pay particular attention to the quiet option, and how to redirect output in a shell script. Since you're paying for support from EMC, Red Hat and SuSE, you should use that support. EMC has sample scripts available, and can assist you. You can also just look at the emcgrab.sh script itself, and modify it to do whatever you want.
Hi,
Few of my servers are having large number of devices, so emcgrab keeps running on them for hours and hours. Is there anyway to set it on cronjob and have it run in background and it can be non-interactive and non-verbose ?
Servers are RHEL and Suse.
Regards
For RHEL non-interactive emcgrab you can run the following:
go to emcgrab directory:
cd emcgrab
then run:
./emcgrab.sh -autoexec -quiet -legal &
-autoexec will allow non-interactive execution of emcgrab
-legal will accept the user agreement
-quiet is for non-verbose
& is to run the command in background.[/SIZE][/SIZE]
For RHEL non-interactive emcgrab you can run the following:
go to emcgrab directory:
cd emcgrab
then run:
./emcgrab.sh -autoexec -quiet -legal &
-autoexec will allow non-interactive execution of emcgrab
-legal will accept the user agreement
-quiet is for non-verbose
& is to run the command in background.
Right; that's what the OP was told **SIX YEARS AGO**. Check the dates on threads before reopening them
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