It sounds like /home and /tmp are not mounted on the client. Is the client 
actually working properly? On the client, what happens if  you type "mount -a" 
as the root user?

On 11 17, 2011, at 11:14 AM, ruhailmushtaqvakil wrote:

> When i checked for some more directories like /home and /tmp i am getting a 
> failure. They dont exists.However their backups happened on 14th of Nov.
> 
> Is it like on 15th some directories were changed or deleted or something else.
> 
> Pls help.
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