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   * restore_notify
     * this script is called by NetBackup when a read type operation (restore, verify, duplication or import) is attempted
+    * this script is called only on the **media server** used for restore
   * session_notify
     * this script is called by NetBackup each time at least one regularly scheduled client backup has succeeded.
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   * userreq_notify
     * This script is called by NetBackup when bprd gets a list, backup, archive, or restore request.
+Links: [[https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.HOWTO106041]]
+===== Touch Files =====
+NetBackup Touch Files are files somwhere in the NetBackup directory (/usr/openv) with a specific name which are used to trigger special functions. They are probably called touch files based on the UNIX command touch which can be used to create empty files or because the "touch" NetBackup.
+To get a list of currently used files, there's a goodie in the bin directory of NetBackup.
+<code>
+# /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies/bpconverttouch
+Touch files found by this utility:
+Found file: /usr/openv/var/clientlogdays.txt                                    Contents:28
+Found file: /usr/openv/var/license.txt                                          Contents:# DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE!
+Found file: /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/NOexpire                                   Contents:<EMPTY>
+Found file: /usr/openv/db/data/vxdbms.conf                                      Contents:VXDBMS_NB_SERVER = NB_myMasterServer
+touch files found.
+</code>