Selon Valo Yossa <valo AT MDI DOT RU>:

> Hello
> I have system which is setuped to write indexes and bootstraps on one volume
> This system worked for year without any problems but suddenly bootstraps
> start writes to every volume after every backup of any group. And as policy
> this bootstaps have LONG which means what their retent date is one year...
>
> Could anyone help me, how come that bootstraps appear on different volumes
> with such a strange policy... And what could i do about it
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Hello,

Networker saves bootstrap information after each savegroup if it cannot find
itself in a group.

So if you have deleted the client which saves the server, or if its group is
disabled, Networker, to be secure, saves bootstrap after any save.

Check for modifications about the server (as a client).

Hope this helps.

Denis

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