[Networker] AW: [Networker] server and backups od /nsr

That's correct, because there is a file named ".nsr", wich includes the 
directive skip for this directory. You can't browse or restore index by using 
nwrecover, use "nsrck -L7 <clientname>" for restore of an index, instead.

Regards

Klaus

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Im Auftrag von Mariusz Bogumil
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 31. März 2004 11:23
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Betreff: [Networker] server and backups od /nsr


I've noticed something like that.

When I backup server (directive All) it backups directory /nsr (which is on
the separate filesystem), but it makes only directory empty structure e.g.
I've got /nsr/index/client1 directory with index files but when I look to it
via mvrecover it seems to be empty.

Does anyone know anything about such behaviour of Legato?

Regards

Mariusz Bogumil

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