The /nsr/index/clientname  directories have a skip directive in them.  A
saveset recover of each client's full index backup should work though?

We used the original server name, nsrck -L7 of the indexes we wanted, then
renamed the server.   Probably more work.

Robert Maiello
Pioneer Data Systems


On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 08:01:38 -0800, Darren Dunham <ddunham AT TAOS DOT COM> 
wrote:

>>
>> I am migrating from Solaris to Linux. I was successful with mmerecov and now
>> I need to copy over  the indexes from the old backup server.
>>
>> I was wondering what would be the most efficient way of copying the indexes
>> from one server to other?
>
>Isn't the standard way just to recover them?
>
>Use 'recover' on /nsr/index...
>
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