Understanding the Samba Status Tree

This section provides an example of a Samba status tree.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> 
- <emitstatus status="0">
  <protocol>Samba</protocol> 
- <parms>
  <parm name="nopreemit">false</parm> 
  <parm name="b64">false</parm> 
  <parm name="uncpathin">\\SoumyaPC\softwares\testSmaba\file_out</parm> 
  <parm name="pattern">emit.xml</parm> 
  <parm name="userid">sr12231</parm> 
  <parm name="return">status</parm> 
  <parm name="password">***</parm> 
  </parms>
  <timestamp>2009-01-23T17:54:37.755Z</timestamp> 
  <status>0</status>
  <count>1</count> 
  <name>smb://sr12231:*******@SoumyaPC/softwares/testSmaba/file_out/
</name> </emitstatus>

where:

uncpathin

Is the output file path to which the file is emitted.

pattern

Is the output file pattern emitted.

status

Is the return status code. A status code of 0 defaults to success.

count

Is the number of times retry was attempted.


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