Legato Networker ClientPak for MPE/iX Users Guide

Chapter 3: Recovering Files

Setting the NetWorker Time Zone to Match the HP STORE Process

The HPSTORE runs in in the Command Interpreter which uses the time zone

set for your MPE client. NetWorker runs in POSIX, which by default is

Greenwich Mean time. To correct a potential discrepancy between time zones,

you must set the TZ variable.

Important: You should always have the TZ variable set when doing server-

initiated backups, doing client-initiated backups, or recovering ﬁles and

directories with NetWorker. For example, when you are recovering your ﬁles,

you need to set the time zone variable; otherwise the recover browse will be in

Greenwich Mean Time.

To set the time zone for recovery sessions, add the following system variable

when you start a CI session:

: SETVAR TZ "

EST5daylight

Note that the value EST5daylight is only an example; it might not be

appropriate for your time zone.

Set the time zone in POSIX as in the following example:

$ export TZ "

EST5daylight

For information about the value to set the TZ variable, display the timezone

man page from the POSIX prompt only:

$ man timezone

Turning Off Parallelism

If you turned on parallelism, then you can turn it off with the

NRS_MPE_RECOV_PARALLELISM_OFF system variable.

To turn parallelism off, enter the following command during a CI session:

: SETVAR NSR_MPE_RECOV_PARALLELISM_OFF ""

To turn parallelism off from a POSIX prompt, enter the following command:

$ export NSR_MPE_RECOV_PARALLELISM_OFF=""