It has to do with the person who originally set up our backup service.  We have 
separate files to specify the partitions for all the systems we backup (IMHO - 
easier that way rather than putting the specific file systems in 
bacula-dir.conf.  This way you don't have to stop and start the daemon 
everything you change a partition).

So the file with the partitions for the windows server we backup had the 
partitions listed as you see them above.  I've changed that now to a more 
conventional style of C:/ (as an example).  This, I think, should make changing 
directories easier in the future.  However, since I have to go back a couple of 
weeks to retrieve the data, I still have to deal with the C:\/ format, and I 
somehow have to find a way to cd into a directory, which I am still unable to 
figure out.

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