> From: Robert L. Harris [mailto:Robert.L.Harris AT rdlg DOT net]
> Sent: Tuesday 19 February, 2002 19:14

> I have a client running windows NT.  I'm kicking off my backup and
> getting  error 71, none of the files in the file list exist.
> The files directive is:
>
> ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES

 Check if no extra space around the directive.

> The user is netbackup which has administrator privledges so it has
> permission to read the files.

 Try running it with "local system account", there's some privilege
the local administrator group doesn't have (don't have the list
in mind right now).

> In order to read a log of exactly what it's trying to read,
> what file do I create?  /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bkarfiles ?
> Does this get created on my server or on the client somewhere?

 bpbkar is a client process, so create logs\bpbkar on your WinNT
client. Before creating any logs files, check the activity
report doesn't contain pertinent informations (trough the report
GUI).

 Amicalement, fx.

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