No Craig,
All machines automount the /NFS shares @ boot :(
All machines have an existing /NFS mounted @ the backup time,
and only one includes it in its backupc.
The only difference between machine I don't understand is the impossibility
to umount the /NFS/x on the problematic machine ("device is busy") and
I can't figure out why: I double checked that no console was in it and
no X program too.
Jean-Yves
Craig Barratt wrote:
"Jean-Yves F. Barbier" writes:
Ooops, sorry Craig, I just delete the directories.
I'll launch new backups tomorrow afternoon and keep you aware about
results.
Ok. If you are using an automounter, another theory is that the
exclude actually isn't working, and on most systems the file system
isn't mounted and therefore isn't backed up, while on the machine
you mention it is already mounted.
Craig
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