Dear Frank,

I have a script that checks a number of dirs for added directories and then 
edits the saveset value to include all dirs
Problem was the maximum number of inputs in the saveset field (on 74 Windows it 
was approx 2046 chars)

If interested will sent

met vriendelijke groeten / With kind regards

Frank Terveen
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Verzonden: Wed Jul 28 02:52:50 2010
Onderwerp: Re: [Networker] adjusting savesets

I was afraid I would not explain it well enough.

Specifically, I have a client that is a large fileserver.  To keep the 
backups within the 24 hour window, I have split the filesystems into two 
client definitions with the filesystems divided between the two clients, 
so I'm not using "ALL".

Now, the question is what do I do to catch the system admin that adds 
another filesystem to this fileserver and forgets to tell me.

Do you have a script you run, or do you define a third client using 
"ALL" as the saveset and create a directive to ignore all the 
filesystems you do know about?

Thanks,
   Frank


On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 at 3:47am, Dsouza, Rovinabishek wrote:

> Hi Frank,
>       You are definitely speaking Greek here :).
>       I think you mean to say is that you are using "All" as saveset
> but have noticed that few of the OS partitions are missing (most of the
> time mount points). One way to work a way around this problem is by
> using "save -xL" also, in case you are see that you have an entry for
> the mounted partition in fstab (or equivalent depending on the OS).
>
> HTH,
> Rovin D'Souza (EMC Proven NetWorker specialist)
> rovinabi AT gmail DOT com
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> On
> Behalf Of Francis Swasey
> Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2010 12:08 AM
> To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
> Subject: [Networker] adjusting savesets
>
> Anyone have a script they use for those clients that need fine grain
> ssid control (instead of
> using ALL) to catch the drives or filesystems that fall through the
> cracks?
>
> Or does everyone set up a directive and use ALL in another client
> definition and group to catch
> the ones that fall through the cracks?
>
> Or am I speaking Greek?
>
> Thanks,
>
>

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