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Re: [Networker] Client install issue on Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9
2008-10-30 21:04:55
Hi Matt,
On 31/10/2008, at 07:07 , Matt Powell wrote:
I have a machine I am testing Legato 7.4 backups on . I have a Solaris
server that is running Legato 7.4 sp2. I got the client installed
but it
didn’t put any of the correct stuff there. It added a startup in the
run
level 3 rc directory. It didn’t however install a file there named
networker
that has the pointer to call the nsrexecd service. It does not have
a /nsr
directory off of root either. We tried to un-install this and re-
install and
it still had the same problem. Anyone on this list ever see this
kind of
thing or have any trouble backing up Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9.
Any
help would be most appreciated.
The /nsr directory is not created on Linux clients until the first
time you start NetWorker. The directory is structure is fleshed out at
this point.
I have seen scenarios where the /etc/init.d/networker script _goes
missing_; there is a long-standing "bug"/"feature" whereby if you
issue an rpm upgrade, as opposed to a clean uninstall/reinstall, the /
etc/init.d/networker script is deleted.
Cheers,
Preston.
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