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Contents
Overview
This article briefly describes the sm commands that can be run from the SEP sesam command line. For most commands, you can get help by specifying -h before the command. For more details about the SEP sesam commands and their usage, see SEP sesam CLI.
SEP sesam sm command usage
sm_arch
Creates or releases media (in a media pool) in or from the SEP sesam database (DB).
- inserts new media into SEP sesam DB
- removes media from SEP sesam DB
- restores metadata from a volume
- removes metadata of a volume
- adjusts readcheck_state
- closes media (prevents further writing)
- opens media (allows appending)
- inserts the hash of an encrypted media pool or media into the DB
Also restores the media lis file.
sm_arch_getoldest
Fetches the oldest label of a media pool from the media archive (which has not been used for a long time) that is unlocked and reserved for the specified drive. You can load or lock the oldest label.
sm_auto_conf_hw
Compares the hardware configuration currently stored in the SEP sesam database with a scan of the SCSI devices (slu topology scan). Newly found devices are added to the SEP sesam DB and old devices are deleted.
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sm_backup
Executes a SEP sesam backup.
sm_client
Executes commands on the client. By default, the connection is made to a local computer. There you can change the sms.ini (with various parameters) or list, verify and create directories. The only mandatory option is -f, which requires additional arguments (e.g. dir for recursive listing of directories).
sm_config_client
Used to configure clients. You can add and update clients or check their access.
sm_config_drives
Initiates queues (sm_sepuler manages a separate queue for each drive group) for the drive, re-configures the tape servers (by running a slu topology and then rewriting the sms.ini), creates disk files, and restarts the data server with sm_client.
sm_ctrlc
sm_ctrlc or # SESAM Control CLIENT FOR UNIX
Provides the basic connection to the respective SEP sesam Client and the required permissions.
sm_ctrld/sm_ctrld_main
sm_ctrld or # SESAM Control DAEMON (Child Process) FOR UNIX sm_ctrld_main or # SESAM Control DAEMON FOR UNIX
The SEP sesam Control Daemon is a child process (for Unix) of sm_ctrld_main and ensures that the call is received by sm_ctrlc.
sm_daily_schedule
Recalculates SEP sesam tasks (backups, restores, command events, media events, etc.). By default, the recalculation is performed for 14 days in advance. This information is stored in the cal_sheets table of the SEP sesam database.
sm_db
Provides the central interface to the SEP sesam database. You can execute the SQL statements and import or export the entire database.