Where do I set this 'Recover local data' privilege?

Question

Greetings,

I'm trying for the 1st time to do a directed restore from the server (RedHat Linux) to the client (Tru64) using the command line:

recover -s solegato2 -c csutms2.xxxxxx.xxx -R csutms2.xxxxxx.xxx -iR -d /tmp

And it keeps coming up with the error:

Initiating remote recover to csutms2.xxxxxx.xxx from server solegato2, this may take a while...
recover: recover: Cannot start session with server solegato2: Permission denied, user 'root' on 'csutms2.xxxxx.xxx' does not have
'Recover local data' privilege.

How do I set this 'Recover local data' privilege and where. Is it on the client in /nsr/res/nsrla.res?

Thanks,
Vic

saleesh1 · Answer

Try addinng root and password in remote tab

saleesh1 · Answer

There is a disable directed attribute in clients nsrla.res.This can be modified using nsradmin -p nsrexecAre u able to recover from client?

vsemaska · Answer

Saleesh,Tried that and it didn't work. It sounds like something has to change on the client, possibly the nsrla.res file?Vic

vsemaska · Answer

Comment above.

vsemaska · Answer

Found the problem, the user@host wasn't defined properly in the User Groups. There was a slight typo.Vic

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