Re: How to screen-scrape a page that uses a Java applet for authentication?

You might be able to use the mtx utility to query your tape library.

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Re^2: How to screen-scrape a page that uses a Java applet for authentication? by Anonymous Monk on Sep 10, 2004 at 14:47 UTC
I agree, grinder, try mtx. There is a standard set of SCSI commands for handling changers, which are likely whatever your backup system is using anyway. With a quick google search, I see that it can use a SCSI LVD/SE, SCSI HVD, or FC interface. Even if you have the FC version, it should accept commands and inquiries from mtx. Too lazy to log in, hattmoward =) Oh also, shameless backup plug: Bacula keeps your servers smelling fresh.	[reply]

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Re^2: How to screen-scrape a page that uses a Java applet for authentication?
by Anonymous Monk on Sep 10, 2004 at 14:47 UTC

I agree, grinder, try mtx. There is a standard set of SCSI commands for handling changers, which are likely whatever your backup system is using anyway. With a quick google search, I see that it can use a SCSI LVD/SE, SCSI HVD, or FC interface. Even if you have the FC version, it should accept commands and inquiries from mtx.

Too lazy to log in,
hattmoward =)

Oh also, shameless backup plug: Bacula keeps your servers smelling fresh.

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