Mounted volume issues in Gnome 2.22

Anyone else notice some weird quirks with the new Gnome 2.22?
When I plug in a flash drive, it automatically gets mounted -- all is good. However, when I remove the flash drive, the hal removes the device from my device list but Gnome does not unmount it. At least, I assume Gnome is to blame.
Also, in Nautilus, when dealing with case-sensitive filenames on a vfat partition, renaming a file to have the same name but in a different case results in a "this name is already in use" error, which strikes me as a very weird situation to be unable to handle, especially since Nautilus was fine with it before the upgrade.
Any work-arounds to either problem?
[edit: 5-2-2008]
Was a bug, not a feature, Gnome upgrades since have fixed both this and other gnome-mount related bugs. I have to say, 2.22 was one *buggy* Gnome release, at least as far as day-in day-out features went.
Last edited by B-Con (2008-05-03 00:14:11)

Yes. I just use $ sync and then pull it. Like I said, I'm usually in a hurry. It's faster to type "sync" than to type "sudo umount /media/my-disk" and then enter my password. Not a big deal, really, but it *should* work, which is what bothers me.

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i think if you can lable it . the disk is fine, so my question what error are prodouced ?
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I use a secure WebDAV mounted volume from myDisk.se and up until the latest Security Update have had zero issues being able to manipulate files and folders as I would on a normal volume. However, since the installation of the Security Update (2009-004 (PowerPC) 1.0) I find weird things happening with this mounted volume:
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Jun 11 12:34:22 kernel[0]: webdav_sendmsg: sock_connect() = 61
Jun 11 12:34:52: --- last message repeated 1 time ---

Mounted Volume not shwoing up with Windows 2012 R2 failover cluster

Hi
We configured some drives as mounted volumes and configured it with Failover cluster. But it's not showing up the mounted volume details with Cluster Manager, it's showing the details as seen below
Expect support from someone to correct this issue
Thanks in advance
LMS

Hi LMS,
Are you doubt about the disk shown as GUID? Cluster Mount point Disk is showing as a Volume GUID in server 2012 R2 Failover Cluster I creating a mountpoint inside the cluster
and had the same behavior, instead of mount point name we had the volume GUI after volume label, that must by design.
How to configure volume mount points on a Microsoft Cluster Server
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/280297
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Show mounted volumes in the Sidebar (not servers)?

Anyone have a Leopard tweak or hack to get the side bar to show mounted volumes (i.e.; share points), rather than servers? I need to see the share points, not the server itself (especially when Kerberos is enabled - its just plain goofy)
I like Leopard's Finder improvements for the most part, but need my sidebar to show discreet mounts like 10.4 (Tiger) did. Idont want to see the entire server thats hosting the mounted volume - thats just plain silly. I can use the "Connect to Server" app for that ( or browse the LAN)
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Ivan,
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Disk GUID shown at the Failover Cluster Manager instead of the NTFS Mount Volume Name

Dear Team
I have built windows 2012 R2 fail over cluster. The sql server 2012 has been installed in cluster mode. When we add share disk for database it showing like General DBs\\?\Volume{665480bd-12d9-11dd-92ea-001cc442e304}\
Can you Please explain why it is showing in GUID like this. While in 2008 it is showing as
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cluster.
We need to have this NTFS mount volume name in our win2012 server. Pl reply
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No problem it happens if you have drive letter conflict too at times.
So you can even change drive letter now also, but that must be available by that time.
However you should follow below method:
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2. Once you are sure that drive letters are proper and failing is happening fine then you can start installing SQL server.
3. In future too if you assign existing drive letters of sql server to some other disk then same issues will happen.
So please be careful on this for example if system database disk drivers get changed then what will happen, even sql server will not for you as drive letters will be missing as system will get adjust with the drive letter without caring about that
disk drive letter was carrying system db or just user db.
Santosh Singh

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I recently upgraded my MDC and my client computer to Yosemite. I went through the migration process the best I could and created a Configuration Profile on my MDC for my client computer. I installed the profile successfully but the volume will not mount on the client computer. On the client computer within Profiles, the Xsan Configuration Profile has in red "Unsigned" underneath it, is that what is causing the problem?
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Kanaka Client unable Mount volume

I have OES11SP2 on SLES 11 SP3 on which I am running KANAKA ENGINE to mount volumes on MAC Client from servers running under same Tree.
Created eDirectory user account which have rights on volumes from two servers under the same tree.
example: 1) abc (volume) under Server1 (Running Kanaka engine)
2) xyz (volume) under Server2
Note: Tested AFP connectivity working without issues for both the volumes from MAC OS, also eDirectory users can map both volumes on windows machine with Novell client login.
Issue is I cannot mount volume from Server2 using KANAKA Client on MAC OS. However Server1(running kanaka engine) can able to mount.
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01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 8001 10919 7f517cb27700 Initializing Logger, re-opening existing log file "/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/log/novell-kanakaengined-20141202-132804.log".
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 8001 10919 7f517cb27700 This Logger class instance [0xadae90] was initialized at 2014:12:14:20:03:49 in Process ID # 10919.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 8001 10919 7f517cb27700 OS Version Info = "Kernel Name: Linux, Architecture: x86_64, Kernel Release: 3.0.76-0.11-default, Kernel Version: #1 SMP Fri Jun 14 08:21:43 UTC 2013 (ccab990), Machine HW Name: x86_64", OS Bits = 64, Application binary file spec = "/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/bin/novell-kanakaengined", Application Bits = 64, Application Version = "".
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 8001 10919 7f517cb27700 This is the first time that a Logger thread has been started for this class instance.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Thread has started.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Configuring the client logging subsystem [Phase I]...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed configuring the client logging subsystem [Phase I], bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Getting Operational Data [Phase I]...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine's instance name = "".
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine is getting configuration path information...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine completed getting configuration path information, Result = 0, bOK = 1, path = "/etc/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/config".
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine is getting program path information...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine completed getting program path information, bOK = 1, path = "/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/bin".
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed getting Operational Data [Phase I], bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Initializing the Configuration...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Setting the reports data path...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed setting the reports data path, sPathSpec = "/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/data/reports", bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Setting the rtconfig reports data path...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed setting the rtconfig reports data path, sPathSpec = "/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/data/reports/rtconfig", bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Setting the client log data path...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed setting the client log data path, sPathSpec = "/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/log/client", bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Validating data path information...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed validating data path information, Data Path = "/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/data", bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed initializing the Configuration, bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Configuring the Logging subsystem [Phase II]...
82 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 ff04 10919 7f517cb27700 <CONFIG><LOGPATH>/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/log</LOGPATH></CONFIG>
82 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 ff05 10919 7f517cb27700 <CONFIG><LOGFILEBASENAME/></CONFIG>
82 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 ff05 10919 7f517cb27700 <CONFIG><LOGFILEBASENAME>novell-kanakaengined</LOGFILEBASENAME></CONFIG>
82 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 ff08 10919 7f517cb27700 <CONFIG><LEVEL>5</LEVEL><CATEGORY/></CONFIG>
82 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 0 ff07 10919 7f517cb27700 <CONFIG><ROLLOVERTYPE>2</ROLLOVERTYPE><FILESTORETAIN>10</FILESTORETAIN><FILESIZEMAX>10485760</FILESIZEMAX></CONFIG>
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed configuring the Logging subsystem [Phase II], bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed configuring the client logging subsystem [Phase II], bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Getting Operational Data [Phase II]...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Setting the XML Message Signature object...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed setting the XML Message Signature object, bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Setting the SSL/TLS certificate file...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed setting the SSL/TLS certificate file, sFileSpec = "/etc/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/config/server.pem", bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Setting the storage resources file...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed setting the storge resources file, sFileSpec = "/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/data/storage-resources.dat", bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Setting the user index file...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed setting the user index file, sFileSpec = "/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/data/userindex.dat", bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Setting the client list file...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed setting the client list file, sFileSpec = "/var/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/data/clients.dat", bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine is determining its own DNS host name...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine completed determining its own DNS host name, Result = 0, bOK = 1, Name = "kanakasrvkaia".
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine completed determining its own DNS host name, Result = 0, bOK = 1, Name = "kanakasrvkaia".
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine is getting O.S. version information...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine completed getting O.S. version information, Result = 0, bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine is getting file version information for itself ["/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/bin/novell-kanakaengined"]...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine completed getting file version information for itself ["/opt/novell/kanaka/engine/bin/novell-kanakaengined"], Version = "2.7.1.8", Result = 0, bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed getting Operational Data [Phase II], bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:49 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Getting Operational Data [Phase III]...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Engine is finished preparing DS Context, eDir Tree Name = "KTREE", Result = 0, bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed getting Operational Data [Phase III], bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Configuring the Novell XPLAT environment to perform logging...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed configuring the Novell XPLAT environment to perform logging, bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Initializing the HTTPx Server subsystem...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed initializing the HTTPx Server subsystem, bOK = 1.
82 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 0 ff08 10919 7f517cb27700 <CONFIG><LEVEL>5</LEVEL><CATEGORY/></CONFIG>
82 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 0 ff09 10919 7f517cb27700 <CONFIG><LEVEL>5</LEVEL><CATEGORY/></CONFIG>
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Loading saved state information...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Loading the Salt state information...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Loaded the Salt state information, bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed loading state information, bOK = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Successfully authenticated as the Proxy Account.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0003 10919 7f517d328700 GL: Base schema appears to be properly extended.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0003 10919 7f517d328700 GL: Collaborative Homedirectory attribute ccx-FSFManagedPath is available.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0003 10919 7f517d328700 GL: Kanaka AFP Volume name attribute cccKanakaAFPVolumeName is available.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Attempted validate accounts, Result = 0.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Successfully authenticated as the Proxy Account.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Attempted to Generate new SALT and Proxy Password, Result = 0.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Called LoadStorageResourcesFromCache(), Result = 0.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Called LoadClientManager(), Result = 0.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 3 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Called LoadMountPointManager(), Result = 53.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Called LoadIndexManager(), Result = 0.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0007 10919 7f517d328700 Index Manager: Starting Scheduler Thread...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Called IndexManager::StartIndexingScheduler(), Result = 0.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0007 10919 7f517991c700 Index Manager [ST]: Next User Index Rebuild will happen in 14169 seconds.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Called LoadKanakaPolicy(), Result = 0.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Starting the HTTPx Server subsystem...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed starting the HTTPx Server subsystem, bResult = 1.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 ML: Completed initialization. Engine is now running.
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 WD: Engine mainline thread is entering the Watch Dog function...
01 2014-12-14 20:03:51 10800 5 0001 10919 7f517d328700 WD: Engine is running...
01 2014-12-14 20:04:50 10800 5 0004 10919 7f5172c9f700 UI: admin.kaia [192.168.1.180] LOGIN SUCCESS

Can't mount volume in test-tape - timed out waiting for bot

Hi all
i am having a setup for OSB ( using windows 2003 ent 32 bit , administrative server + mediaserver ) , i am using HP c1537a scsi Tape drive ( driver details Microsoft 10/1/2012 version 5.2.3790.0 ) , and while mounting the tape from OBTOLL it gives the following error.
before configuring the OSB i am successfully completed the backup and restoration using windows NTBACKUP utility.
ob> mountdev -w test-tape
Error: can't mount volume in test-tape - timed out waiting for bot
ob>
please guide me to resolve this issue
Edited by: 927832 on Apr 22, 2012 9:34 PM

Did you follow the installation and configuration guide and disable the services that get in the way of OSB operations?
Thanks
Rich

Cannot mount volume - device offline

Hi everyone,
I am trying to setup OSB on a Linux box (CentOS).
I could configure the tape library and tape drives as explained in the installation/admin guide but could not get the tape volume mounted. It keeps giving the errors:
can't mount volume in tape1 - device offline
It seems that the volume is offline. How can we get it online?
The error log for the tape drive shows:
Oracle Secure Backup hardware error log for "tape1", version 1
QUANTUM DLT-S4, prom/firmware id 1414, serial number 236ER89482
Tue May 13, 2008 at 22:05:23.748 (IST) devtype: 15
obrobotd: core-ora:/dev/sg2, args to wst__exec: handle=0x1
accessed via host core-ora: Linux 2.6.9-42.ELsmp #1 SMP Tue Aug 15 10:35:26 BST 2006
op=18 (log_sense), buf=0x54b0b00, count=44 (0x2c), parm=0x3e0
cdb: 4D 00 3E 00 00 00 00 00 2C 00 log_sense, cnt=44, pc=0, page_code=0x3e
sense data:
70 00 05 00 00 00 00 18 00 00 00 00 24 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 48 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=ill req, asc=24, ascq=0
error is: illegal request
flags: (none)
returned status: code=illegal request,
resid=0 (0x0), checks=0x0 []
obtool user admin password oracle
ob> lsdev -lvg
lib1:
Device type: library
Model: [none]
Serial number: [none]
In service: yes
Debug mode: no
Barcode reader: yes
Barcodes required: yes
Auto clean: no
Clean interval: (not set)
Clean using emptiest: yes
Unload required: yes
Ejection type: auto
Min writable volumes: 0
UUID: 9ac064fe-01fb-102b-8a2e-0015175b4124
Attachment 1:
Host: core-ora
Raw device: /dev/sg1
Connection type: SCSI
Inquiry data:
Vendor: ADIC
Product: Scalar 24
Firmware: 0402
Serial number: ADICJaya
Element counts / addresses:
1 mte: 1
2 se : 4096 - 4097
0 iee
1 dte: 256
Moves:
From mte, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 0 dte 0
From se, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 0 dte 1
From iee, to: mte 0 se 0 iee 0 dte 0
From dte, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 0 dte 1
Ok_ops: move=1, reserve=1 sense_dev=1, sense_ele=1, unload_any=1, sense_dev_range=1
Device characteristics: two_d=0, is_120=0, fake_mte=0, fake_iee=0, one_target=0
State of barcode reader: present
Display: none
Dte 1: target * lun * name tape1 (raw device name /dev/sg2)
Warning: bus info unknown or drive not installed
tape1:
Device type: tape
Model: [none]
Serial number: [none]
In service: yes
Library: lib1
DTE: 1
Automount: yes
Error rate: 8
Query frequency: 1024KB (1048576 bytes) (from driver)
Debug mode: no
Blocking factor: (default)
Max blocking factor: (default)
Current tape: 1
Use list: all
Drive usage: none
Cleaning required: no
UUID: 371b7330-ffe9-102a-8a2e-0015175b4124
Attachment 1:
Host: core-ora
Raw device: /dev/sg2
Connection type: SCSI
Inquiry data:
Vendor: QUANTUM
Product: DLT-S4
Firmware: 1414
Serial number: 236ER89482
Tape state: online
Hardware compression: on
Last read was: uncompressed
Maximum block size: 1048576
Remaining tape: 73728 (uncompressed) blocks (75.50MB
Looking for comments/suggestions.
Thanks!

I created a file system backup job. The backup job is pending with the status "pending resource availability".
ob> lsjob all long
7:
Type: dataset Dataset1
Level: full
Family: MediaFamily1
Encryption: off
Scheduled time: 05/15.14:00
State: processed; host backup(s) scheduled
Priority: 0
Privileged op: no
Run on host: (administrative server)
Attempts: 1
7.1:
Type: backup core-ora
Level: full
Family: MediaFamily1
Encryption: off
Scheduled time: 05/15.14:00
State: pending resource availability
Priority: 0
Privileged op: no
Run on host: core-ora
Attempts: 0
ob> catxcr --level 0 7
Error: unable to open transcript for 7 - No such file or directory
Error: unable to open transcript for 7.1 - No such file or directory
I also tried to do some operations on the tape device (load, identify, import… ) but the commands take forever to finish and return with errors.
ob> lsvol library lib1 long
Inventory of library lib1:
in mte: vacant
in 1: barcode JK1112, oid 100
in 2: barcode JK1111, oid 101
in 3: barcode JK1113, oid 102
in 4: vacant
in 5: vacant
in dte: vacant
ob> loadvol drive tape1 mount write force 1 > (took around 10 mins to return)
Error: can't execute command - drive didn't come online; check configuration/hardware
I could see that the drive loaded into the tape immediately after issuing the command (from the Dxi GUI) but the loadvol command returned after a long time.
The log file for the obrobotd when the above command was issued shows:
[root@core-ora lib1]# pwd
/usr/local/oracle/backup/admin/log/device/lib1
[root@core-ora lib1]# tail -f obrobotd
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__dev_state...
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: op=0 (nop), buf=0x0, count=1 (0x1), parm=0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ioctl_op=0x3, to=300, datalen=0x0, buf=0x0, cdb: 00 00 00 00 00 00 tur
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__dev_state: no sense, status 0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54a970, count=32 (0x20), parm=0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x20, buf=0x54a970, cdb: 03 00 00 00 20 00 sense, cnt=32
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 0, sense data:
2008/05/15.14:53:05 70 00 00 00 00 00 00 18 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0C 00 80 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=no sense, asc=0, ascq=0, rem=0x30020000 (805437440)
flags: (none)
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: op=7 (readpos), buf=0x7fbfffe1d0, count=20 (0x14), parm=0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ioctl_op=0x5, to=180, datalen=0x14, buf=0x54aa78, cdb: 34 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 read_pos
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec, raw position: B0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x10/0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: op=18 (log_sense), buf=0x54a9f0, count=44 (0x2c), parm=0x3e
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ioctl_op=0x5, to=180, datalen=0x2c, buf=0x54a9f0, cdb: 4D 00 3E 00 00 00 00 00 2C 00 log_sense, cnt=44, pc=0, page_code=0x3e
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: op=2 (sense), buf=0x54a970, count=32 (0x20), parm=0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ioctl_op=0x5, to=30, datalen=0x20, buf=0x54a970, cdb: 03 00 00 00 20 00 sense, cnt=32
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: rval=0, status.code/resid/checks=0x0/0x0/0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__get_sense(int) cmd = 4D, sense data:
2008/05/15.14:53:05 70 00 05 00 00 00 00 18 00 00 00 00 24 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0C 00 80 00 00 00 00
ec=0, sk=ill req, asc=24, ascq=0, rem=0x30020000 (805437440)
error is: illegal request (OB scsi device driver)
flags: (none)
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__exec: rval=-1, status.code/resid/checks=0x20008113/0x0/0x0
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__dev_state: state=0x1 (online, not at bot)
2008/05/15.14:53:05 ***0 wst__wait: from dev_state: state=0x1, code=0x0
Thanks!

Problems mounting volumes without dialogue

I'm trying to cobble together a script that will mount a network volume that I want to use for unattended scheduled backups, and I've run into a hitch I can't seem to get around....
I want the script to use the Keychain entry for the server in question, so that I don't have to encode usernames or passwords into it. However, I also want it to be able to mount the volume without bringing up the "Select which volumes you wish to mount" dialogue every time it gets run
Here is my script (courtesy of a number of other submitters here)
set server_name to "MyServerName" -- change this to the server name listed in Keychain Access for the server entry you want to use
tell application "Keychain Scripting" to launch
set _processes to ""
repeat until _processes contains "Keychain Scripting" -- this repeat is to work around a known bug
tell application "System Events" to set _processes to name of processes
delay 1 -- this makes sure "Keychain Scripting" is running
end repeat
tell application "Keychain Scripting"
set key_count to count of keys of current keychain
repeat with i from 1 to key_count
try
if protocol of key i of current keychain is AFP and server of key i of current keychain is server_name then
set _password to password of key i of current keychain
set _username to account of key i of current keychain
set _address to address of key i of current keychain
set _volume to volume of key i of current keychain
exit repeat
end if
end try
end repeat
end tell
set intad to "afp://" & _address & "/" & _volume
tell application "Keychain Access"
mount volume intad as user name _username with password _password
end tell
The PROBLEM is, if I run this script using the password provided by Keychain Access, the "Select which volumes you wish to mount" dialogue appears and waits for me to hit OK (not very good if this is supposed to be unattended). If I instead put the password directly into the file (set _password to "blah", for example), the volume mounts without that dialogue BUT my password lives in the file... Not very desirable, especially if I want to give this script out as an application to other users who want to do the same thing..... Does anyone know any ways around this?

Whoo HOOO, I solved it!!!
Or at least worked around it.... thanks again to you wonderful posters on this forum!!
I inserted a
tell application "System Events" to keystroke return
step JUST BEFORE issuing the
mount volume intad as user name _username with password _password
step in my script.... The dialogue comes up, then disappears....
YAY!
If anyone else has any suggestions, I'm open to them!!!

Delete File From Mounted Volume

Hey,
I am trying to delete the "Calendar Cache" files on both my laptop PowerBook G4 and the Mac Pro Quad that I sync my calendars with. I am using ChronoSync and the individual calendars sync fine, but there is a little house keeping needed with the cache file. They need to be deleted on both systems in order to "refresh" the views of the calendars.
So after the sync of calendars, I have the software initiating an AppleScript that deletes both. Here's the script:
+(* PowerBook Files / delete cache file *)+
+(* Please note that both systems have the same username. This may be arise a conflict *)+
+tell application "Finder"+
+ activate+
+ tell application "Finder" to delete file "Calendar Cache" of folder "Calendars" of folder "Library" of disk "useranthony"+
+end tell+
+(* Mac Pro Quad/ delete cache file *)+
+tell application "Finder"+
+ mount volume "afp://10.10.10.1/anthonyabraira"+
+ tell application "Finder" to delete file "Calendar Cache" of folder "Calendars" of folder "Library" of disk "/volumes/useranthony"+
+end tell+
I am having trouble addressing a deletion on the networked Mac Pro Quad.

why send it to the trash just delete it...
(* PowerBook Files / delete cache file )
try
do shell script "rm -rf /Library/Calendars/Calendar\\ Cache"
end try
you may need a delay for the Mac Pro Quad to mount
( Mac Pro Quad/ delete cache file *)
--the mount and then the delay
delay 4
try
do shell script "rm -rf /THE-CORRECT/PATH-HERE/Library/Calendars/Calendar\\ Cache"
end try
Tom

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