My guess is ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES expands to a file list consisting of the
root of each file system. You've said you have two file systems
rooted at / and /webdata. You've also said it can cross mount points.
That means when it backs up / it will also cross into /webdata and
get all of it. The /webdata file listing will also back up everything
in that heirarchy.

SAN (I assume some sort of fibre channel scsi here) drives look like
direct attached drives to the server -- NetBackup will assume they
are "local".

Solutions that should work:
1) change file list to a simple one-liner: /
or
2) uncheck cross mount points

--- Jeff Kennedy <jlkennedy AT amcc DOT com> wrote:
> I created a class last night for a Solaris client that has 'cross
> mount
> points' checked and uses 'ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES' in the attributes. 
> Everything seems ok except it looks like "/" and "/webdata" are
> backing
> up the same paths, which shouldn't be.  So far they are
> neck-and-neck at
> 60gb's each.  Path listing shows the same files being backed up.
> 
> What gives with that?  /webdata is it's own partition for sure, it
> resides on a SAN while / is local.


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