rwhtmv
ADSM.ORG Member
Here are my dsm.opt file inclusions and exclusions on a node. It process from the bottom up, and I confirmed with TSM support that the includes should be above the excludes, and to be careful of "exclude.dir" scenarios because those override others. I want to backup ONLY the shares below, and their subdirs and files.
include.backup "*:\shares\users\...\*"
include.backup "*:\shares\tech2$\...\*"
include.backup "*:\shares\company\...\*"
exclude.backup "*:\...\*"
So, in the TMS gui I can still see directories on my C:\drive, but the files inside them are all excluded (little red circle). How did it not exclude subdirectory objects along with the files within them? If I put in an exclude.dir statement at the bottom, won't it override my include.backup lines if they apply to the same directories?
I realize backup objects are small, but I am getting a ton of heat from above on reducing our TSM footprint, and to clean up unneccessary backups.
include.backup "*:\shares\users\...\*"
include.backup "*:\shares\tech2$\...\*"
include.backup "*:\shares\company\...\*"
exclude.backup "*:\...\*"
So, in the TMS gui I can still see directories on my C:\drive, but the files inside them are all excluded (little red circle). How did it not exclude subdirectory objects along with the files within them? If I put in an exclude.dir statement at the bottom, won't it override my include.backup lines if they apply to the same directories?
I realize backup objects are small, but I am getting a ton of heat from above on reducing our TSM footprint, and to clean up unneccessary backups.