HP StorageWorks File Migration Agent V2.1 administrator guide (T4274-96105, October 2006)

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Packs all files in directory d:\Dir001 and its subdirectories into directory d:\tmp\Dir001.p:
Unpacks the file File001.dat.p into the file File001.dat and restores the original timestamps. If the
file File001.dat already exists, the file File001.dat will be overwritten:
Resets the timestamps of the destination file File001.dat to the timestamps preserved in the source file
File001.dat.p:
Packs all files in directory d:\Dir001 into directory d:\tmp\Dir001.p. If a destination file exists, it will
be overwritten:
Unpacks the file File001.dat.p into the file File001.dat:
Unpacks all files in directory d:\Dir001.p into directory d:\tmp\Dir001:
Unpacks all files in directory d:\Dir001.p and its subdirectories into directory d:\tmp\Dir001:
Unpacks all files in directory d:\Dir001.p into directory d:\tmp\Dir001. If a destination file exists, it
will be overwritten:
Log files
FMA log file
The FMA writes all system messages in a log file named hsm.log. The default location of the log file is:
%InstallPath%\log\hsm.log
for example:
C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\HP FMA\log\hsm.log
The FMA log file is created with the following (fixed) policies:
• Maximum size is 20 MB. If the file grows bigger than 20 MB, the file is switched.
• Old log files are named hsm.nnn, where the lowest number contains the newest file:
hsm.log -> hsm.000 -> hsm.001 -> ... -> hsm.099
• A maximum of 100 old log files (hsm.000 - hsm.099) are stored.
FmaFileUtil pack -r d:\Dir001 d:\tmp\Dir001.p
FmaFileUtil unpack -p -o File001.dat.p File001.dat
FmaFileUtil unpack -p File001.dat.p File001.dat
FmaFileUtil pack -o d:\Dir001 d:\tmp\Dir001.p
FmaFileUtil unpack File001.dat.p File001.dat
FmaFileUtil unpack d:\Dir001.p d:\tmp\Dir001
FmaFileUtil unpack -r d:\Dir001.p d:\tmp\Dir001
FmaFileUtil unpack -o d:\Dir001.p d:\tmp\Dir001