Re: [Networker] Recover NT serve

 Hi!
The file named *.a* something is a pre-restore file
that was locked by the OS during restore, and replaced
with the restored file after the first re-boot.

Generally it's OK to remove them, although you might
want to save them until your problems are resolved.

// Matts

 --- Stéphane Caron <stcaron AT TELEBEC.QC DOT CA> skrev: >
Hi!!
>
> Do I have to set this environment variable on the
> networker server or the
> client??? (or both)
>
> What value do I have to give to the environment
> variable NSR_NT_NO_POSIX???
>
>
> Thank!!!
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
> Hello,
>
> I belive that you have to use the NSR_NT_NO_POSIX
> environment variable.
> If you use this Networker will not handle
> NTOSKERNEL.EXE ntoskernel.exe
> as diffrent files..
>
> NSR_NT_NO_POSIX
>
> In order to support the short name and POSIX
> filenames feature, we have
> decided to introduce an environment variable
> (NSR_NT_NO_POSIX) for customers
> that need to recover short names to specify, to turn
> off the POSIX feature,
> and hence get the short name recover to work.
>
> Default behavior is POSIX feature stays intact.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stéphane Caron [mailto:stcaron AT TELEBEC.QC DOT CA]
> Sent: den 13 december 2002 15:17
> To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
> Subject: [Networker] Recover NT server
>
>
> Hi all!!
>
> I'm trying to do a recover of a NT machine and I
> have some problems.
>
> First, my backup server is a NT (4.0 sp6) machine
> with version 6.1.1 of
> Networker. The server that I want to restore is also
> a NT (4.0 sp6) machine
> with version 6.1.1 of Networker. I reinstall my
> server completely. I also
> reinstall the client 6.1.1 of Networker. I did the
> restore and everything
> works fine. The problem appends when I reboot the
> server. It doesn't want
> to reboot because of a problem with the "ntoskrnl"
> (NT OS Kernell). I boot
> my server with a NTFSDOS diskette and I found lots
> of duplicate files. For
> example, I have two ntoskrnl.exe files. One with the
> name ntoskrnl.exe and
> the other with the name ntoskrnl.exe.a00150a. It's
> the same for all my
> systems files.
>
> Anybody can help???
>
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