A/UX® System Administrator's Reference Sections 1M, 7, and 8

escher(IM) escher(IM)
When escher is given a list of filenames, it will create an entry
in the CML list for each file and copy it to the autorecovery file
systems. The filenames must be full pathnames, beginning with /.
The CML entry will have simple rules as described above. The
named files should be files that are not currently in the CML and
do not reside in autorecovery file systems.
FILES
/etc/escher
/etc/eschatology/init2files
SEE ALSO
cml(4), dpme(4), fs(4), nvram(7), autorecovery(8).
DIAGNOSTICS
The diagnostic messages are intended to be self-explanatory.
If an autorecovery file system runs out of space while escher is
copying new files to it, escher will not attempt to update any of
the other files contained in that file system. escher will display
a message that indicates the file system is full.
WARNINGS
When escher is given a list of files to be added to the CML, the
user must include the directories the files reside in. In order for a
file to be restored through autorecovery, all the directories in the
pathname of a file must also be in the CML list.
escher requires that the CML file be sorted by filename.
February, 1990
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