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rsnotify(1M)

display or modify the information identifying the individual in charge of restore requests

From the original Amiga UNIX 2.1 manual. Some things it mentions may not be in this release.

NAME

rsnotify - display or modify the information identifying the individual in charge of restore requests

SYNOPSIS

rsnotify [-u user]

DESCRIPTION

rsnotify without options displays the name of the person who is to receive mail(1M) notifications whenever restore requests require operator intervention. The display includes the date the individual was assigned.

rsnotify may only be executed by a user with superuser privileges.

Options

-u user
     assigns user to be the one to receive restore notifica-
     tions.   user is the user's login ID.  If user is null,
     rsnotify mails the notices to root.  user  must  be  in
     the passwd file.

DIAGNOSTICS

The exit codes for rsnotify are the following:
0 = the task completed successfully
1 = one or more parameters to rsnotify are invalid
2 = an error has occurred, causing rsnotify to fail to
      complete all portions of its task

EXAMPLES

Example 1:
     rsnotify -u oper3
assigns the individual with login ID oper3 as the one to  be
notified  when  a restore request needing operator interven-
tion is initiated.

FILES

/etc/bkup/rsnotify.tab
                provides the electronic mail address of  the
                operator  to  be  notified  whenever restore
                requests require operator intervention
/etc/bkup/rsstatus.tab
                tracks the status of  all  restore  requests
                from users