I got the first part of the directive to work, skipping all but c: and
SYSTEM STATE:\ SYSTEM FILES:\ SYSTEM DB:\ ASR:\, it was a simple matter of
skipping all other possible drive letters in windows, and that seems to
work like it should.
Now it's the other way around, I need to save all those other drive
letters but not
c:\ & SYSTEM STATE:\ SYSTEM FILES:\ SYSTEM DB:\ ASR:\
I have tried the following in a server side directive
<< "ASR:\" >>
null: "." "*.*"
<< "SYSTEM DB:\" >>
null: "." "*.*"
<< "SYSTEM FILES:\" >>
null: "." "*.*"
<< "SYSTEM STATE:\" >>
null: "." "*.*"
But that doens't seem to work. I picked this up by using the client to
make a local directive.
How can I not save these system saves, and yes I need to use a server side
directive, Since I wanna use all in the client savet set definition.
Basicly I wanna split my clients into a system save and a data save, and
the system save isn't much worth after a week and my data need to get
saved for a year.
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Med venlig hilsen / Regards
Kenneth Larsen
Steria
Tonsbakken 16-18
2740 Skovlunde
kel AT steria DOT dk - 44506261 - 26306261
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With a revenue of 970 million Euro and more than 8,000 employees, Steria
is one of the top ten IT services companies in Europe.
Steria Denmarks ambition is to reach a yearly growth of 20% in the coming
3 years. Our focus expertise is in: e-Business, e-Government,
Outsourcing, Infrastructure, CRM and Workflow.
Paul Crossman <pcrossma AT ORANGE DOT US>
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21-05-2004 19:11
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Subject: Re: [Networker] Directives to backup only c: & SYSTEM
using ALL saveset
I'm not sure how much data you need to save, but we did a similar thing
here. We decided that it was pointless to backup the i386 directory and
Program Files that everyone has installed. So, I created a directive
that ignores c:\i386 and c:\Program Fils\Microsoft Office\. That saved
me a ton of tape space.
I wouldn't recommend doing this for c:\windows as your mileage may vary
on performing disaster recoveries. But it does work well for
Application Software that everyone in the office has.
Paul C.
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On Behalf Of Kenneth Larsen
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 12:21 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Directives to backup only c: & SYSTEM using ALL
saveset
Hi all
I need to make a directive on windows machines that will backup only c:
and SYSTEM, while using the ALL saveset
How in the name of Bill Gates do I go about doing that ?
Should I skip all and then allow c: + SYSTEM: or
skip every possible drive letter except c:\
I am aware that it might be easier to just put in the save sets I want,
and forget about this directive, but frankly I like the idea og making a
directive for this.
But then again if I can get this directive to work, I wont have to worry
about remembering
c:
SYSTEM STATE: and all those other names which I can't remember....
I am trying to cut back on amount of data I save for a year or more, and
the system and c: isn't very interesting after a month
**************************************************
Med venlig hilsen / Regards
Kenneth Larsen
Steria
Tonsbakken 16-18
2740 Skovlunde
kel AT steria DOT dk - 44506261 - 26306261
**************************************************
With a revenue of 970 million Euro and more than 8,000 employees,
Steria
is one of the top ten IT services companies in Europe.
Steria Denmarks ambition is to reach a yearly growth of 20% in the
coming
3 years. Our focus expertise is in: e-Business, e-Government,
Outsourcing, Infrastructure, CRM and Workflow.
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