Legato doesn't care.

The important question is whether Windows NT makes a note of the change.
If Windows NT knows about it then Legato will find it.
But if Windows NT doesn't know, then Legato won't know either ;-)

Now the more serious part:

If the Windows NT Filesystem causes a change in the file entry, such as
modification date or Archive-bit, then other Applications can detect a
change to the file. In that case Networker will be able to detect the change
and backup the file.

Bye
Ernie


-----Original Message-----
From: Lynsey Wyles [mailto:Lynsey_2_Wyles AT GSK DOT COM]
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 5:32 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] NT permissions


NT environment
How does Legato handle permissions on files and directories?  If
permissions are changed on a directory, does Legato see this and backup
this change up via a incremental backup?
Thanks

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