On Tue, 25 Feb 1997, JACKIE BALBONI wrote:

| After adding /tmp to includes ADSM does not back /tmp directory up.
| ANY CLUES??

Well that varies on the OS.  Most Solaris systems mount /tmp on top of
swap.  In this case, ADSM does not recognize /tmp as a regular filesystem
(and it's correct).  Something like this is probably happening to you.  To
get around this, you would need to add a 'domain' parameter on the command
line or in you dsm.opt file.  Again, varies on the OS.  Hope that helps.


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