ok here are some details: *I will list what I THINK my
problem is at the end of this...might make sense to
look at that first.

Root pool:
Enabled
Pool type: bu
Template: default
Group: server
Client: server name
Save set: / *(if I try to change this to ALL I get the
following notice, Pool(s) server have overlapping
selection criteria)

Raid pool:
Enabled
Pool type: bu
Template: full *(just noticed it is not default)
Group: server
Client: server name
Save set: /raid1
          /raid2

Under Clients I have the server listed twice

First:
Client: server name
Group: server
Save set: / *(if I change to ALL, I get the following
notice: save set of ALL for client "server name" in
group server excludes any clients with the same name
from the group....and will not let me make that
change)

Second:
Client: server name
Group: server
Save set: /raid1
          /raid2

*Both "clients" are in the group "server" and their
are two pools associated with the group, "root" and
"raid".

I open the group manager and start the bu expecting to
see the system disk bu to "root" and the raids backup
to "raid"


* The raid filesystem /raid1 and /raid2 must be
mounted under / on the system disk sooooo when the
back up starts to back up / I think it is just seeing
the /raid* filesystems as being part of /






--- Darren Dunham <ddunham AT TAOS DOT COM> wrote:
> >
> > I created two pools, root and raid. When I start
> the
> > backup of my server I was expecting to see the
> system
> > disk back up to "root" and the filesystems on the
> raid
> > go the the pool "raid" but instead everything is
> going
> > to "root"
> >
> > Everything seems to be confifgured correctly
> > (obviously though it is not) and I can't seem to
> find
> > the mistake, any ideas?
>
> Well, it's difficult to guess unless you tell us the
> configuration.
> What are the settings on the two pools?
> --
> Darren Dunham
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