Hello Members,
I am trying to automate some tasks by putting these commands in a script and the truncated values are causing havoc.
example.
[root@linux ~]# /opt/omni/bin/omnidb -winfs server.com:/C 'C' -session 2013/07/18-45 -catalog
Protection Owner Group Size Time Path
===============================================================================
d----w---- -2 nogroup 0 07/18/2013 01:00:29 /Directory/
----r----- -2 nogroup 3621799557 07/18/2013 09:17:26 /Directory/subdirectory/bigfile12345
----r----- -2 nogroup 568761344 07/18/2013 04:06:42 /Directory/bigfile234567
----r----- -2 nogroup 1504827392 07/18/2013 01:03:36 /Directory/bigfile3456789
----r----- -2 nogroup 1116760064 07/18/2013 01:26:02 /Directory/bigfile4
Though the $COLUMNS variable automatically changes according to the size of my terminal window, Dataprotector commands seem to have a fixed $COLUMNS value irrespective of the terminal window size.
Above, the "Size" column gets truncated. (due to lack of columns?).
The "/Directory/subdirectory/bigfile12345" is actually 36 GB but if you take the above value, it comes to 3.6 GB. The DP GUI shows perfect values, but I specifically need to use the CLI here.
And note - here, the paths of the backed-up files continue beyond the header.
I have tried explicitly setting the $COLUMNS variable then running this command - with the same results.
export COLUMNS=200
echo $COLUMNS
omni...
I have also tried putting these commands in a script and redirecting its output to a file - exactly the same results.
Anyone who faced similar problems? Any solution or workaround or alternatives?
Thanks in advance :-)