TapeTrack Documentation

Adds a Move Pending Flag to all volumes with a next move date that matches the specified date range.

TMSS10ExpireByDate [-O Expiry Date Range Offset File] [-R Expiry Date Range] [-S logonstring] [-V volumefilter] [-c Configuration File] [-f Force Expiry] [-r Repository Filter] [-t Test Mode]

TMS10ExpirebyDate searches the volumes and adds a Move Pending Flag (p) to all volumes that match the volume and date range filters.

TMSS10ExpireByDate command options:

• -O Expiry date range offset file location
• -R Expiry date range
• -S Logon string argument sets the Server logon information.
• -V Volume Filter which can be used to filter the traversal of Customer, Media and Volume values.
• -c Configuration file name and location.
• -f Forces expiry
• -r Target repository
• -t Test mode, true performs task without applying updates

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TMSSSERVERPROXY If defined the program will route all TapeTrack TCP/IP traffic through a HTTPS proxy. The value of the variable should be in the format user:password@host:port. To debug the proxy connection use variable TMSSAPILOGDIR.

TMSSAPILOGDIR If defined the program will write out a trace file to this directory.

TMSSPWPATH When no password value is passed in the logon string the program will look for the password in file C:/tapetrack/pw/batch, where user is the user value passed in the logonstring. If you wish to change this default path, you can set the path in TMSSPWPATH.

TMSSNOMD5 If defined the program will not MD5 hash passwords before sending them to the TapeTrack Server. This is required when relying on Windows Active Directory authentication. It should be noted that although the password is not being hashed, it is still being encrypted during transmission.