Peter D. Gray wrote:

>I don't suppose there is a way to stop networker looking
>for .nsr files is there? There are 2 reasons for this:
>
>1) Security, I don't want users able to turn off backups
>        for directories, thus allowing them to remove files
>        when we investigate incidents and we have no record of
>        what was there.
>
>2) The cost. The time to check for .nsr in every
>        directory really adds up.

You can probably do an image backup of the file system.

Otherwise it might be a good idea to search for .nsr files.

e.g.

find /path -name .nsr -type=f -print
or
find /path -name .nsr -type=f -exec rm -f {} \;

greetings,

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