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Re: [Networker] nsrinfo query shows files named <1>,<2>,<3> and so on
2005-12-21 10:22:19
Is this a netware client? If so then the backup will be broken up into
2GB chunks, and you will see each chunk listed with <1> <2> and so on.
Howard Martin wrote:
A bit of a guess but has this something to do with continuation files, if
you look in the daemon.log do you entries with taxsne:<1> in it?
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 07:26:39 -0500, Pierpa <pierpaolo.frassino AT SOLVEIT DOT IT>
wrote:
Hi,
I have to backup a directory with several, but not so much, files (
24000 ).
My savegroup completion mail logs that I have backed up much more files
than I expect; this, sometimes, seems to be normal because, backing
up /usr/users/app/one/two/three/file.txt I don't backup only 1 file but 8
( all dirs and subdirs and / are included in this count ).
Just to check, I made a query to my index db, and I discovered, using
nsrinfo in this way:
nsrinfo -t 1135161769 taxsne
that several files like
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<1>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<2>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<3>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<4>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<5>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<6>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<7>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<8>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<9>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<10>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<11>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<12>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<13>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<14>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<15>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<16>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<17>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<18>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<19>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<20>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<21>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<22>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<23>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<24>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<25>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<26>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<27>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<28>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<29>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<30>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<31>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<32>/
/data/dataProtectorTempDir/2005/Dec/21//<33>/
are included in the list.
Obviously these files are not included in the recover process and I don't
see them using the recover command in the interactive mode, but the file
count is not correct and the customer is not able to understand what all
these files mean ( and me too ... :-( )
There is somewhere an explanation about this nsrinfo behaviour?
Thenks a lot in advance for any suggestion
Pierpa
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