Hi,

We have a setup with two storage director machines at different
locations.  Most of the clients are in one hosting center, and use the
local SD, while several are scattered at various locations around the
net and use the other SD. There's a single director driving all this,
and one catalogue for everything.

One annoying feature we've noticed is that should the 2nd SD block
[which has happened due to filling up a partition] it holds up all
backups to the 1st SD.  Is there any way of avoiding this effect?  I
can't see why a failure backing up client X to SD 2 should prevent
client Y from backing up to SD 1.

        Cheers,

        Matthew

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