We have gotten these same errors and all testing shows that the
partitions did in actually get backed up and are recoverable

Makes you wonder though!

jl 

-----Original Message-----
From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
Behalf Of Yaron Zabary
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2007 9:34 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] 7.3.2Jumbo errors.

Hi,

   I started upgrading some of my clients to 7.3.2Jumbo (aka 
nw_7_3_2_jumbo.Build.386) and was surprised to find the following error 
messages in the backup report:

* aristo.tau.ac.il:/ save: Mountpoint detected: files/directories under 
`/dev/pts/' will not be backed up. To back up a mountpoint, specify the 
mountpoint as the saveset value.
* aristo.tau.ac.il:/ save: Mountpoint detected: files/directories under 
`/dev/shm/' will not be backed up. To back up a mountpoint, specify the 
mountpoint as the saveset value.
* aristo.tau.ac.il:/ save: Mountpoint detected: files/directories under 
`/home/' will not be backed up. To back up a mountpoint, specify the 
mountpoint as the saveset value.
* aristo.tau.ac.il:/ save: Mountpoint detected: files/directories under 
`/proc/' will not be backed up. To back up a mountpoint, specify the 
mountpoint as the saveset value.
* aristo.tau.ac.il:/ save: Mountpoint detected: files/directories under 
`/a/home/cc/' will not be backed up. To back up a mountpoint, specify 
the mountpoint as the saveset value.

    It seems, however, that those file systems were eventually backed 
up. An upgrade to 7.3.3 (aka 7.3.3.Build.510) fixed the problem (or at 
least removed the error message).

    Has anyone seen these errors ?

    Can I trust the integrity of those incremental backups that were 
done using 7.3.2, or should I upgrade and schedule a full ?

-- 

-- Yaron.

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