> If I run a manual "save" from the client, and I specify the client's 
> name with the "-c" option, the data winds up in the index (and it seems 
> to even back-populate the other filesystems as well, if that's even 
> possible). However, the default save command run from savegrp, which 
> doesn't use the "-c", results in no index data being stored.

(although you can override that from the 'backup command' attribute)

> Why isn't "save" getting the proper name? "hostname" returns the short 
> name of the host. I've tried adding the client with both short and long 
> name, and it doesn't seem to matter.

Can you run:

savegrp -p -c <client> -g <group>

After all the savesets, I expect it to display an index save with some
hostname.  Is that hostname identical or does it appear different.  If
its different, it might supply a clue as to what is happening...

-- 
Darren Dunham                                           ddunham AT taos DOT com
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