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* Major, Rusty <jrmajor AT TexasChildrensHospital DOT org> [2004-04-07 16:54]:
> We are having a bit of trouble with VSP cache files being stranded on par=
titions and eating up all the disk space. We've already edited the antiviru=
s settings to ignore VSP files.=20
>=20
> It's a real pain to reboot the affected servers and the support engineer =
at Veritas stated the only fix is to upgrade to FP6. Just wondering if anyo=
ne else had any other fixes that might have worked for them?
>=20
> How does VSP work with FP6?

we have had similar issues, and the only fix is to reboot once it
happens. There is no way to get rid of the "Phantom" drives once they
have been created. A couple options are; Don't use ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES,
specify the real drive letters explicitly, or turn off VSP altogether.
It is my understanding that VSP was changed substantially in FP6 so that
extra logical drives are no longer used for the backups, however I don't
know exactly how it IS handled now. We just did our upgrade to FP6
today, so I don't know how it performs yet.

--=20
David Rock
david AT graniteweb DOT com

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