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    Default Tape I/O

    When the AIX kernel attempts to write to a tape device, is it possible
    to read what is being sent over the channel?
    Simon Fisher Guest

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    Default Re: Tape I/O

    Simon Fisher wrote:
    > When the AIX kernel attempts to write to a tape device, is it possible
    > to read what is being sent over the channel?
    Hmm. Well, if it's not, the tape drive's gonna have a hard time doing
    its job.

    If you're talking about intercepting the outgoing data with a program
    on the box, yeah, that's doable. You'd need to be root to pull it off,
    though.

    Chris Mattern

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    Default Re: Tape I/O

    Chris Mattern <syscjm@gwu.edu> wrote in message news:<3F7C766B.3070507@gwu.edu>...
    >
    > If you're talking about intercepting the outgoing data with a program
    > on the box, yeah, that's doable. You'd need to be root to pull it off,
    > though.
    >
    > Chris Mattern

    Hi. Root access isn't a problem...it's knowing how to intercept,
    redirect or read a log of the scsi commands sent to the drive that's
    the problem! Any tips on how to see or read this would be gratefully
    received. Thanks, Simon.
    Simon Fisher Guest

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