Starting Mlcp; Transferring Voice Files Between Systems - Avaya S6200 Administration And Maintenance

Managing Files
Converts lowercase characters to uppercase and restricts their size to the maximum
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allowable digital record/playback file size (approximately 12 hours) for files found in the
/usr/dcb/confrp directory.
mclp performs these verifcations when copying files:
Disk space — The system displays an error message if insufficient space is available in
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the target directory.
Verification before overwriting — When the system encounters an existing file (same
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file name exists in the target directory), the system prompts for Y/N verification before
overwriting the file. The system displays the dates and sizes of both the source and target
files to aid this decision.
The system overwrites without prompting if the optional -y argument is used.
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Starting mlcp

To start mlcp, type
1. Locates files in the two download directories, /usr/dcb/flexannun and /usr/dcb/confrp.
2. Checks file names and sizes.
3. Checks for sufficient disk space in the target directories, /usr2/prompts/set1/messages and /
usr3/confrp.
4. Moves download files passing checks to target directories, requiring verification before
overwriting existing files (no verification if -y argument included).
Note:
mlcp automatically removes download files on successful move to target
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directories.
5. Returns to the $ prompt.

Transferring Voice Files between Systems

You can transfer voice files to any system (that is, to the original system or to another
compatible system).
To transfer voice files:
1. Copy the voice files to the download directory on the destination host (/usr/dcb/flexannun or
/usr/dcb/confrp).
2. Run mlcp to move the files to their appropriate voice file directory (/usr2/flexannun or /usr3/
confrp).
The following example demonstrates this process.
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. The command performs the following actions:
mlcp [-y]