You don't say which version of TSM you are using, but if it is anywhere near
recent, and you want to exclude the entire file system then I would say
exclude.fs /u01
exclude.fs /u02
...

Have fun!
Kai.


"Nobody ever lay on their deathbed saying, 'Gee! I wish I had spent more
time at the office.'" -- Linda Ellerbee

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrews, Bert A [mailto:bert.andrews AT QWEST DOT COM]
> Sent: Friday, 24 January 2003 12:55 PM
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject: Re: Exclude options
>
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> Sender:       "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU>
> Poster:       "Andrews, Bert A" <bert.andrews AT QWEST DOT COM>
> Subject:      Re: Exclude options
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>
> is this the right syntax for excluding a filesystem?
>
>    exclude            /.../unix/../
>    exclude            /.../core/../
>    exclude            /.../.SpaceMan/.../*
>    exclude.fs         /.../u01/.../*
>    exclude.fs         /.../u02/.../*
>    exclude.fs         /.../u03/.../
>    exclude.fs         /.../u04/.../*
>
> OR
> should we use the:
>
>
>    exclude.dir     /u01/*
>    exclude.dir         /u02/*
>    exclude.dir         /u03/*
>   exclude.dir         /u04/*
>
> The mounted filesystems are :
>
> /dev/u01lv       15466496  10011152   36%      860     1% /u01
> /dev/u02lv       15597568  13718904   13%     2498     2% /u02
> /dev/u03lv       15597568   5892928   63%      478     1% /u03
> /dev/u04lv       15466496   8779884   44%     6218     3% /u04
>