Re: Question about scan files
On May 11, 2008, at 2:31 AM, Robert Ouzen Ouzen wrote: ...Under the filesystem "/" I want to backup only "/root" directory, ... I should add that the simplest way to back up a directory is to specify it as an operand to the dsmc Incremental command, which can be achieved via a separate client schedule, where the directory name(s) would be specified via the OBJects parameter, and use the OPTions parameter for things like "-SUbdir=Yes". You could achieve the same effect by defining /root as a VIRTUALMountpoint and then specifying that in DOMain, but I would not generally recommend that, as it artificially makes the directory a filespace separate from its natural parent, which can make recoveries less obvious. Richard Sims
Re: Question about scan files
The Exclude.FS and Exclude.Dir specs tell TSM not to enter the file system or directory at all, thus eliminating scanning. Whereas those specs are wholly exclusionary (and are honored regardless of their position in the Include-Exclude list), you can't do like "Exclude.Dir /" and also have "Include /root/.../*", where /root is a directory within the "/" file system. What you can do is utilize wildcard patterns with Exclude.Dir to exclude all directories under "/" except for the /root dir you want to back up. And, note that specifying Include "/boot/…/*" in your Inclexcl file is unnecessary as redundant to your DOMain specifications. Note also that what you list in your DOMain specs must be actual file systems or VIRTUALMountpoint's. Richard Sims http://people.bu.edu/rbs/
Question about scan files
Hi to all I have a Linux client Tsm version 5.5.0.6 in my dsm.opt with the option Domain I have:domain"/" "/boot" "/media/nss/VOL1" I added on my dsm.sys an include exclude statement : inclexcl /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/mnhl.excl On the mnhl.excl file I have those lines: Exclude "/…/*" Include "/boot/…/*" Include "/root/…/*" Include "/media/nss/VOL1/*" Under the filesystem "/" I want to backup only "/root" directory, the incremental backup this directory only as I wish but it always scan all the files in the "/* filesystem ANS189I Processed 181,000 Files Did is a way to avoid this scan ??? and only scan and backup the "/root" directory . T.I.A Regards Robert Ouzen