I'm not sure if there's a builtin way to do it, but one alternative would be to 
have a .nsr file that says to skip /home/username/archive.  When the weekend 
comes around you could cron a simple shell script to move that .nsr file to 
.nsr-no (or whatever), in which case Networker WILL backup that directory for 
the fulls.  Then just move .nsr-no back to .nsr on Monday and the incrementals 
will skip over it again.

-Matt

On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 17:08:48 +0000
Simon Delicata <sdelicata AT PLANER.CO DOT UK> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
>
> I've been puzzling over this problem for a few days and haven't thought of
> a way around it. I would like to restrict a particular subfolder of
> (archives) from being backed up during an incremental, and only let them
> get backed up on a full, i.e
>
> /home/username/   gets backed via an incremental every night
> /home/username/archive  only gets backed up during a full over the weekend
>
>
> Is this at all possible ?
>
> Kind Regards and TIA
>
> Simon Delicata
>
>
> Networker 6.1.4 running on Tru64
> Client 7.0 running on Redhat 8.0
>
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