N: is a local drive but F: and above are actually one a fiber raid array.
They are directly attached to this server.  I checked for .nsr files but
there are none that I can find.

It's a mystery to me.

Jim Edwards

-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Guenther [mailto:eguenthe AT us.ibm DOT com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 9:46 AM
To: Legato NetWorker discussion; James Edwards
Subject: Re: [Networker] Zero bytes on one drive backup



is N:\ a local drive?  Did you check for "nsr.dir" files that may exclude
it from being backed up?

-Ed.





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I have a Solaris box backing up and NT box.  I'm running the latest version
of Networker 6 on the Solaris box and the latest version of the Networker
client on the NT box.

However, when I run the backup, I get the following output.


*ntcache: E:\ level=full, 14 GB 01:41:22 452335 files
ntcache: N:\ level=full, 0 KB 00:01:48 0 files
txsos-3: index:ntcache level=full, 407 MB 00:01:00 115 files

Notice the N: drive.  The N: drive has GBs of files on it but even on a
full
backup it backs up zero bytes.  If I look at the daemon.log, it starts and
end the backup of this drive in two seconds.  The E: drive backs up
correctly every night with no problem.  Both the N: and E: drives are
direct
connected to this server.

As I was typing this, I decided it would be a good idea to check a few
other
drives above E:.  Turns out it won't backup the F: drive either.  There are
no error messages in any of the logs I can find.

Anyone else seen this behavior?

Jim Edwards
Systems Manager
Texas Secretary of State




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