You put in the Includes upside down. You should have entered the includes
after the excludes so they would be at the bottom of the list.
Maybe I wasn't clear in my first email and this is a little tricky, so
I'll rephrase:
- when you define the inclexcl commands, you should put in the excludes
first, and then the includes at the end. When you do a "q clopt" from the
server console, the lines that have a higher sequence number are evaluated
first.
- when you run that "q inclexcl" command from the client, it reverses the
order of everything so that the includes *should* be at the top now
- exclude.dir commands are NEVER ignored, so you can NOT use that if you
want anything backed up under that directory at all.
- If you want to exclude file systems, use the "exclude.fs" or "DOMAIN
-/filesystem" don't treat file systems as directories. They have to be
excluded/included differently
Regards,
Shawn
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Well..
A new problem comes up to my setup..
This is how I'd setup my clientopt set:
# Client opt definitions
define clientopt oddie compression no force=yes
define clientopt oddie subdir yes force=yes
define clientopt oddie dirmc DIRETORIOS force=yes
# Includes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /projetosfechados/.../*
1Ver3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /arquivodigital/.../*
1Ver3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /backups/* 7Ver3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /backups/databases/*
14Ver3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /projetos/.../* 3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /plotagem/.../* 3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /imagens/.../* 3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /home/.../* 3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /sharedadm/.../* 3Anos" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "include /sharedprod/.../* 3Anos"
force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "exclude.dir
/backups/backup_mail/mailman/" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "exclude.dir
/backups/backup_mail/vmail/" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "exclude.dir /.../*" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "exclude.dir /*" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "exclude /.../*" force=yes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "exclude /*" force=yes
#### How client shows q inclexcl:
tsm> q inclexcl
*** FILE INCLUDE/EXCLUDE ***
Mode Function Pattern (match from top down) Source File
---- --------- ------------------------------ -----------------
No exclude filespace statements defined.
Excl Directory /* Server
Excl Directory /.../* Server
Excl Directory /backups/backup_mail/vmail/ Server
Excl Directory /backups/backup_mail/mailman/ Server
Excl Directory /.../.TsmCacheDir TSM
Exclude All /* Server
Exclude All /.../* Server
Include All /sharedprod/.../* Server
Include All /sharedadm/.../* Server
Include All /home/.../* Server
Include All /imagens/.../* Server
Include All /plotagem/.../* Server
Include All /projetos/.../* Server
Include All /backups/databases/* Server
Include All /backups/* Server
Include All /arquivodigital/.../* Server
Include All /projetosfechados/.../* Server
No DFS include/exclude statements defined.
tsm>
####
But, when I run "dsmc incremental", ALL filesystem's is backed up or
at least create filespaces...
How can I say to TSM only backup (create filespace) for those
"includes" directories ?
I'm afraid that my schedule client task, defined as
"action=incremental" will create a FULL backup from node, that is not
the intention...
Thanks again, in advance :)
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Flávio do Carmo Júnior aka waKKu
Florianópolis/SC - Brazil
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 1:02 PM, Flavio Junior <billpp AT gmail DOT com> wrote:
> Hi Shawn..
>
> Many thanks for your explanation and that "trick" with q inclexcl from
client..
> It will be very helpful for my tests :)
>
> Cya.
>
> --
>
> Flávio do Carmo Júnior aka waKKu
>
> On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Shawn Drew
> <shawn.drew AT americas.bnpparibas DOT com> wrote:
>> As you know, it works from the bottom up.
>>
>> Once a pattern is found that matches the file. It backs up the file and
>> moves on. All the other inclexcl lines, above it, are ignored once it
>> matches the pattern for that file. (With the exception of
"exclude.dir",
>> which is never ignored)
>>
>> As long as you have /backups/databases/* under the /backups/* that
will
>> be the first pattern that is matched for those
>> files and it will not be backed up twice.
>>
>> Remember to perform a "q inclexcl" from the client to make sure
everything
>> looks as you expect. Also remember that "q inclexcl" shows everything
in
>> the "correct" order from top to bottom and combines all the
>> inclusions/exclusions from the registries, option files and server
clopts.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Shawn
>> ________________________________________________
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>> Hi folks, evening all...
>>
>> I'm trying to write my first CLIENTOPT (at server side) and i'm
>> totally confused...
>>
>> What I need is:
>> (all mgmtclass are already defined)
>>
>> /backups/backup_mail/mailman IS EXCLUDED
>> /backups/backup_mail/vmail IS EXCLUDED
>> /backups/* goes to 7Ver3Anos
>> /backups/databases/* goes to 14Ver3Anos
>>
>> I could easily write it dir by dir, but I want to understand how to
>> use "more specific" clause...
>>
>> I know that inclexcl is read from bottom to top and already read that
>> /backups/.../* would backup everyting under /backups directory...
>> But I can't find how to use it with different Mgmtclass...
>>
>> If I do:
>>
>> /backups/.../* 7Ver3Anos
>> /backups/databases/.../* 14Ver3Anos
>>
>> Will "databases" dir be backed up twice?
>> Can it be done? (I'm almost sure it can).
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
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>> Flávio do Carmo Júnior aka waKKu
>> Florianópolis/SC - Brazil
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