Any directives applied to the client?

unix default directives if i'm not wrong skips /tmp 


On Wed, 2006-06-21 at 13:20 +1000, Jeff Allison wrote:
> Hi all I've just a request to restore a file form /tmp on one of our
> solaris (2.8) boxes. I've checked and I do not appear to have any
> backups of this filesystem.Hi all I've just a Hi all I've just a
> request to restore a file form /tmp on one of our
> solaris (2.8) boxes. I've checked and I do not appear to have any
> backups of this filesystem.
> 
> I have ALL selected in the backup set
> The /tmp filesystem is of type tmpfs
> I backup Full every night.
> 
> Is this standard behaviour? I can see its point "if its not actually
> on physical disk why put it on physical tape. But I could do with some
> confirmation, as a developer left some code there and isn't happy.
> 
> TIA
> 
> Jeff Allison
> 
> BDM Network Manager
> NSW Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages
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> Sydney NSW 2001
> 
> 35 Regent Street
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