[Veritas-bu] 4.5mp6 Not all filesystems are backed up

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We just upgraded from 3.4.1 to 4.5mp6. Everything seems to work just fine
except on our Unix serves. We have a Windows 2000 master/media server and a
bunch of Solaris servers. Prior to the upgrade we used the "all local
drives" directive which got all the filesystems on our Solaris boxes. After
the upgrade only the root filesystem seems to be backed up. I don't see any
other directive. Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

Gus Diaz


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seems to
work just fine except on our Unix serves. We have a Windows 2000 =
master/media
server and a bunch of Solaris servers. Prior to the upgrade we used the =
&#8220;all
local drives&#8221; directive which got all the filesystems on our =
Solaris
boxes. After the upgrade only the root filesystem seems to be backed =
up. I don&#8217;t
see any other directive. Any ideas?<o:p></o:p></span></font></p>

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