[Veritas-bu] cross mount points? NFS?

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Paul Keating wrote:

> I didn't do it, and I was as suprised as the next guy when I saw it.
> The backup ran real long (250 Gig, rather than the expected 2 Gig) so 
> the admin of the box sent me a df output, so I just thought it was 
> mounted on /mnt/filer then I browsed the backup image and said "WTF???"
>
Paul,

I'm seeing a similar thing associated with a new post I'll do.  I found 
the df or bdf commands were not listing the "." directories.  The 
backups were walking all of the .snapshot directories and backing up 
considerably more data than expected.

Jeff

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Paul Keating wrote:
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Paul,<br>
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I'm seeing a similar thing associated with a new post I'll do.&nbsp; I found
the df or bdf commands were not listing the "." directories.&nbsp; The
backups were walking all of the .snapshot directories and backing up
considerably more data than expected.<br>
<br>
Jeff<br>
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