Closed BleakleyMcD closed 8 years ago
I think this would have to be optional rather than hard-code, such as writelto -m -t ABC121 /dir/to/tape
where -m means that the ls output would be made as suggested.
OK. That would work too! If possible, it would be extra cool to indicate the directory depth at which to run ls. i.e -m 3 would list all files/directories at a depth of 3 from the LTO tape top directory.
@BleakleyMcD @dericed Can this be closed? It's approaching its first anniversary...
Yep!
Having the contents of the tape at the top directory level in a text file has always been helpful for me, but having to mountlto again just to run this final step was always a bit of a pain. I think these additions should fix that... I haven't actually tested it yet... Could maybe also do a ls -Rl > TAPE_PATH/TAPE_SERIAL_contentsLong.txt
~B