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Thus, you may wish to inquire about the status of a nearline file: | Thus, you may wish to inquire about the status of a nearline file: | ||
lfs hsm_state ~/nearline/def-mine/user/somefile | lfs hsm_state ~/nearline/def-mine/user/somefile | ||
("HSM" stands for "hierarchical storage manager".) If you wish to ensure that the file is brought in from tape, you can also use | ("HSM" stands for "hierarchical storage manager".) Normally, if you wish to use a file in Nearline, you can treat it as a normal file (just read/write it). If you wish to ensure that the file is brought in from tape, you can also use | ||
lfs hsm_restore | lfs hsm_restore ~/nearline/def-mine/user/somefile | ||
The only difference is that reading the file does the restore implicitly. | |||
== Access == <!--T:6--> | == Access == <!--T:6--> | ||