HP B6960-90078 - Manual (Page 555)

Customizing the Data Protector Environment
Using Omnirc Options
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Using Omnirc Options
The omnirc options are most useful for troubleshooting or overriding
other settings affecting the behavior of the Data Protector client only.
However, even advanced users should not use them unless their
operating environment demands it. The Disk Agents and Media Agents
use the values of these options.
These options are found in the following locations:
Locations • /opt/omni/.omnirc on HP-UX and Solaris clients
• /usr/omni/.omnirc on other UNIX clients
• \omnirc on Windows clients
• sys:\usr\omni\omnirc on Novell NetWare clients
How to Use
Omnirc Options? Installation provides a template for the omnirc file ( .omnirc.TMPL or
omnirc.TMPL , depending on the platform). This file is not active. To
create an active omnirc file, copy the template file to omnirc (or .omnirc )
and edit it. To use a specific option, uncomment the line (remove the '#'
character) and edit the value if necessary.
• When creating the omnirc file (either by copying or by using an
editor), verify its permissions. On UNIX, permissions will be set
according to your umask settings and may be such that some
processes may be unable to read the file.
Set the permissions to 644 manually.
• When changing the omnirc file, you have to restart the Data
Protector services/daemons on the Data Protector client where you
modified the
omnirc file. This is mandatory for the crs daemon on
UNIX and recommended for Data Protector CRS and Inet services on
Windows. Specifically on Windows, restarting is not required when
adding or changing entries, only when removing entries (or renaming
the file).
Most Often Used
Variables The most often used omnirc variables include:
• OB2BLKPADDING_n: This is a set of variables that can be used to
specify the number of empty blocks written to the media at the
initialization time.