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Hi Rob

Why not simply create a script to set things how you want them ?

I find this approach useful as even when I am building a machine from
scratch as opposed to restoring the machine it ends up in the state I expect
it to be.

Regards
Evan Harris

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Sent: Wednesday, 16 April 2008 8:29 a.m.
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Subject: Unload/Reload and directory /tmp

If you do an unload/reload from one machine to another there are certain
directories in the IFS that a full system save (GO SAVE 21) will not save.
Among them is /tmp. That will get created on the new machine.
Unfortunately, if you turned off the "Restrict rename and unlink" on the
source machine you will not automatically have that on the target machine.
You will have to change that manually on the target machine. Failure to
do so has often been the source of email not going out as YOU create an
email and QTCP tries to delete the little file used in emailing and
cannot. Giving QTCP *ALLOBJ and various other God like authorities is not
only a bad idea, but ineffective. They still are unable to do that
without that attribute turned off.

You will see messages in QMSF similar to:
TCP5104-Integrated File System file unlink failed. The RTCP function
requires the use of an Integrated File System file whose name is
/TMP/EMHDR887.TXT.
After you change the attribute attempt STRMSF MSGOPT(*RESUME)

I am submitting a document change to IBM that they document this in the
recovery section of the Backup and Recovery Guide.



Rob Berendt

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