AdvaCommand for Unix - Different problems after Restore of a Station Backup
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"AdvaCommand for Unix - Different problems after Restore of a Station Backup" resolves the following:
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Note Do this workaround before any ‘Restore of a Station Backup’ is performed to avoid later problems.If a restore already is performed you have to edit the file /etc/hosts also. In that case remove the quotation marks around the ip address of your station.
1. Do a Function Restart or stop an ongoing startup.
2. Select Backup Restore mode, when the Workstation mode window appears on the screen.
3. Select the hpterm window located in the upper right corner of the screen.
4. Give the following commands in the hpterm window:
- su –
Password:vm-guld (if it hasn’t been changed)
# cd /products/components/Backup/utils
# vuepad dcFinishRestore
A text editor will start. Change following row:
IP_ADDRESS=$1;;
to
IP_ADDRESS=$(echo $1 | sed 's/\"//g');;
Save the file (choose Save in the File menu).
Exit the text editor (choose Close in the File menu).
5. When the editing is finished you shall select the Exit item in the File menu to exit the Station Backup function. The system will then continue with the start up.
[ref SR1165 VASMASOITA0183 ]
"AdvaCommand for Unix - Different problems after Restore of a Station Backup" resolves the following:
- Problems in functions using the ip address if ip address in the file /etc/hosts is enclosed by quotation marks
Restore of a Station Backup in AdvaCommand 1.7/x may give different problems in functions using the ip address, e.g. the AdvaBuild On-line Builder. One problem is that it will not be possible to upgrade the On-line Builder to version 2.7. Another error is that the help function in On-line Builder will not work. Other functions using the ip address may also be affected.
The reason is that the ip address of the station in the file /etc/hosts will be enclosed by quotation marks, example “192.36.66.1” as1.
Software concerned
AdvaCommand for Unix 1.7/x (x=0,1,2,3)
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