Quick follow-up to this.  I also notice that a particular entry in my
exclude_list is now being ignored after switching to ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES. 
I have an entry for /usr/local as it is completely populated by our
cfengine/jumpstart class, but in each Unix backup there is a stream for
/usr/local.

Anyone got a fix for that?  

Thanks.

~JK

Jeff Kennedy wrote:
> 
> I think I found my problem, I can't specify 'cross mount points' with
> 'ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES'.  Because it will do exactly what it says......go
> figure.
> 
> ~JK
> 
> Jeff Kennedy 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.
> >
> > Thanks.
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