Hi,

I've noticed that whenever I create a file containing a list of ssids,
and I run the clone command as:

nsrclone -s server -b 'Clone Pool Name' -S -f input_file

or if I pass them in as:

nsrclone -s server -b 'Clone Pool Name' -S ssid1 ssid2 ....

then the operation works, but there's always one, and sometimes several,
that are reported as "aborted". Deleting them and re-running them
wouldn't be so bad except that in this case, they're like 30 GB
savesets! I can't reclaim my space on the tape. The last time I tried to
clone 9 savesets, 5 of them were aborted when I came back. I'm going to
have to just end up re-labeling the tape because it's filled up, and the
only ones that were not aborted are only like 7 GB each, for a total of
maybe 35 Gb. Not really worth sacrificing the whole tape just for those
few. Anyone have any ideas what causes this abort business?

I notice that if I run them one at a time, I don't see this problem. I'm
not seeing problems during backups, and I'm not seeing errors on the
devices.

Thanks.

George

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