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Re: [Networker] Moving Networker Index
2009-02-18 04:41:47
On 18/02/2009, at 05:42 , Mike M. wrote:
My /nsr (my networker index as I understand it) directory is currently
filling up the disk which houses it. I was wondering how one goes
about
moving that directory to a different location on the same server.
We are using Networker 7.2 with Solaris.
The other feedback that's been given on this has already covered a lot
of ground, so I'll just cover off an important caveat - it's a fairly
good idea to _not_ just manually move the index then symlink /nsr/
index/client to the new location.
Various versions of NetWorker have really struggled to deal with
symlinked index paths - instead, if you move an individual client
index, make use of the "index path" field within the client resource
so as to correctly point NetWorker at the right location.
(Should also add: moving indices to NFS mounts is even less desirable
than symlinks.)
Cheers,
Preston.
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