I have a server on Solaris 10 running EBS 7.4. I have a server side directive 
that skips all files in /global/zfs/proj/bx and that directive is used for the 
default group. I have a second group that backs up (among other things) 
/global/zfs/proj/bx. The default group backs up to ADD then clones to tape. The 
Project group backs up to a different tape pool.

Problem: I ran out of ADD space and it took a couple of days to fix it. In the 
mean time the default group backed up 23GB of data from /global/zfs/proj/bx. 
The Project space did a same level backup of the /global/zfs/proj/bx and backed 
up 2.5TB. 

So, I have two problems. First, why did the default group back up ANY data? 
Second, when I go to do a restore, the indexes seem "confused" about what is 
there. For example, if I look at 03/19 there are 3 items in a directory. If I 
look the day before and a few days after, there are 5 items. I KNOW there was 
no deletion of files during this time.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Matthew
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Matthew C. Aycock
Operating Systems Analyst/Developer, Lead
Dept Math/CS
Emory University, Atlanta, GA 
Internet:  matt AT mathcs.emory DOT edu 

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