Amanda Amanda@Work.Place Version 3.xx, Руководство по установке

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100 Installing Amanda@Work.Place
](file)
Command that writes the values of the first 10 port variables (%S0–%S9) to the speci-
fied file. The values are comma-separated and terminated by a carriage return/linefeed.
Usually used in conjunction with the [() command which reads the %S variables.
file A string or variable containing a valid DOS file name for the text file to be written
to. Use the complete path to the file unless the file is in C:\AMANDA.
Example:
See the [() command.
Failure: The file is read-only
Insufficient disk space to save file
^(volume_change) Command that changes the volume of the current port.
volume_change Amount to increase or decrease the current volume. Use a positive num-
ber to increase the volume and a negative number to decrease the vol-
ume. Use the minus sign for negative numbers, but omit the plus sign for
positive numbers. Amanda gives you a volume as close as possible to
what you ask for.
The volume ranges from 1 (the softest) to 9 (the loudest). Initially, the
volume is set to 5, but that is not necessarily its current value. If the vol-
ume is 5, and you apply a change of 4, the volume goes to 9. If you apply
a change of 6, the volume goes to 9 and Amanda ignores the fact that you
asked for more volume than was available.
Example:
^(8)
raises the volume of the port to its loudest.
Failure:
Does not fail
{file}
Command that reads Amanda tokens from an external file. This allows you to exceed the
65-character limit in the Extension and Notify Method fields. If the file does not exist,
Amanda just goes on to the next token.
file A string or variable containing a valid DOS file name. Use the complete path to the
file unless the file is in C:\AMANDA. The file must be a text file containing valid
Amanda tokens. No line in the file should exceed 143 characters. There is no limit
to the number of lines in the file.
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Since the entire file is read and since white space is ignored, you can make the file easier
to read by putting one token per line. (White space is tabs, spaces, and carriage return/
linefeeds.)
Example:
{C:\\AMANDA\\RELAY.TXT}
causes Amanda to process the tokens in RELAY.TXT.
Failure: Does not fail
The failure of any token within the file causes the rest of the file to be ignored. Then Amanda
executes the token after the {} token or the RNA chain if there is no token after the {} token.
|(file) Command that appends the first ten %S port variables (%S0–%S9) to the specified file.
If the file does not exist, Amanda creates it. The values are comma-separated and ter-
minated by a carriage return/linefeed.
file A string or variable containing a valid DOS file name for a text file. Use the com-
plete path to the file unless the file is in C:\AMANDA.
Example:
|(C:\\AMANDA\\PORTVARS.TXT)
causes Amanda to add a line to PORTVARS.TXT. You can use this to add a line to
PORTVARS.TXT every time the port you are tracing changes the value of a variable.
Later you can review the file.
Failure:
The file is read-only
Insufficient disk space to save file
Alphabetical Token Reference (Continued)
Token Syntax Description