Bingo,

Directives are also defined on the server and assigned to the client in the 
definition on the
server.  So, if I follow the logic, if the safety net group runs first, we have 
a problem no
matter what, unless the "last backup time" is associated with the group and not 
with the client
definition.

Frank

On 11/22/11 12:17 PM, bingo wrote:
> Directives are found in the NW client resource and are consequently honored 
> whenever this client resource is used for backups. Consequently, if you 
> really want to use different directives for that client you must create 
> multiple client resources and assign them to different groups.
>
> BTW - during the backup, NW will not use the client index at all.
> Walking down each path it will only look whether the existing file has 
> changed since the last backup time.
> On Windows, it will also use the MS built-in Change Journal, if available.
>
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