Copy Documents To Tape - Xerox DocuPrint 180 Configuration Manual

Copy Documents to Tape

XEROX DOCUPRINT NPS GUIDE TO CONFIGURING AND MANAGING THE SYSTEM
Note: To list the content of the diskette after using the command,
enter bar -tfZ /dev/fd0c in a UNIX shell window. Names listed are in
relative paths. To copy the data from the diskette to a hard drive for
further processing, enter bar -xvfZ /dev/fd0c. The files will be stored
in the current working directory.
Access level Administrator
Syntax Copy Documents to Floppy [<docID(s) | custom specification | all>]
Arguments <docID(s)>
The document ID for a specific document (or the range of IDs)
<custom specification>
A custom specification such as sendername=name to copy all
the documents with a sendername attribute that matches
"name"
<all>
Copies all documents.
Use the Copy Documents to Tape command to copy documents to a
tape. To copy documents:
1. Enter stop printing.
2. Put a tape into the tape drive.
3. Enter copy documents to tape.
See the syntax and arguments below.
4. Enter yes to confirm the document(s) to be copied and to
confirm that the tape is inserted into the tape drive.
Any selected documents that have not been completely printed,
canceled, or aborted are copied to the diskette in UNIX compressed
bar format. A file name is generated for each document as a
printerName concatenated with the docID and with a .document
extension. A .attrs file is also written for each document. This is an
ASCII file showing the document attributes as shown in Service
Mode. One additional file named printerName.printerStatus is written
to the diskette (an ASCII file of the printer status as shown in Service
Mode).
Note: To list the content of the tape after using the command, enter
bar -tfZ /dev/rmt/0 in a UNIX shell window. Names listed are in
relative paths. To copy the data from the diskette to a hard drive for
further processing, enter bar -xvfZ /dev/rmt/0. The files will be
stored in the current working directory.
USING UTILITY COMMANDS
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