Mark,

Our conversation the other day re: multiple configs for a single client, 
appears to be mentioned (although not implemented as yet) by another 
contributor, so he must think like me, that it is possible to have some kind of 
dual-config.... 

Cheers,
Paul


 >Multiple savesets from one partition is slated for a future release of
 >Legato 7 (but don't hold your breath).
 >I have considered but not tried setting up 2 client definitions on
 >specifying suitable indvidual top level directories and the 
 >other with a
 >save set of all but a using a directive that specifies skipping the
 >directories used in the other client definition.
 >eg.
 >one client definition :-
 >unix standard directive
 >save sets - /san/one /san/two /san/three
 >2nd client definition :-
 >unix special directive - skip /san/one /san/two /san/three
 >save sets - all
 >
 >That way you get the multiple streams from one partition and 
 >catch anything
 >that gets added on - of course you still have to micro manage 
 >it for load
 >balancing etc.
 >
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